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What options do reviewers have when assigned to review an access request? (select all
that apply)
1. Skip
2. Approve
3. Reassign
4. Deny
5. Send back to requester - ANSWER- 2. Approve
3. Reassign
4. Deny
Which of the following can be configured to approve access requests? (select all that
apply)
1. Governance Group
2. Manager
3. Role Owner
4. Helpdesk User - ANSWER- 1. Governance Group
2. Manager
3. Role Owner
User Role - ANSWER- The default, lowest, most common role.
Organizational Admin Role - ANSWER- The highest level role, which allows for
complete control over the IdentityNow tenant.
Help Desk Role - ANSWER- Used for help desk users to view account activity and
related permissions.
Certification Administrator Role - ANSWER- Allows a user to create, monitor, and
manage campaigns.
Report Administrator Role - ANSWER- Allows a user to search and save reports
everywhere they are available.
,Role Administrator Role - ANSWER- Allows a user to create, manage, and edit roles
and search reports from selected pages.
Source Administrator Role - ANSWER- Allows a user to create, configure, manage, and
edit sources and access profiles.
T/F: During implementation, customers choose where their data will reside by selecting
the appropriate availability zone. - ANSWER- True
T/F: All tenants have access to a set of shared services. - ANSWER- True
T/F: All tenants must have the same number of identities. - ANSWER- False
T/F: An Org Admin has the ability to grant permissions to other users in IdentityNow. -
ANSWER- True
Users with the ______________ authorization level are limited to accessing a user's
basic account information for the purpose of providing support. - ANSWER- Help Desk
Identity - ANSWER- Representation of a person and the governance information
associated to them.
Account - ANSWER- Representation of an identity on a source system.
Access - ANSWER- Defines what a user can and cannot do in your organization.
(Entitlements, authorization groups, rights, or permissions)
Authoritative Sources - ANSWER- An third-party application, database, or directory
management system that provides a dependable list of people in the organization.
Non-authoritative Source - ANSWER- Any system of interest where you want to
manage user access.
Identity Profile - ANSWER- A configuration that defines identity policy and identity
attribute mappings for a defined population of identities.
Correlation - ANSWER- A process of associating a user account to a correlating
identity.
, T/F: IdentityNow will attempt to create an identity for each person represented within an
authoritative source. - ANSWER- True
T/F: You can have more than one authoritative source within IdentityNow. - ANSWER-
True
Entitlements - ANSWER- Specifies the type of access or permissions a user has when
logging into an application.
Access Profiles - ANSWER- A grouping of one or more entitlements from the same
source and represents combinations of logically related access.
T/F: Multiple entitlements from a single source can be bundled into one or more access
profiles. - ANSWER- True
Roles - ANSWER- Business-focused groupings of entitlements and access.
Lifecycle State - ANSWER- Defines the employment status of a person in the
organization.
Access Model Guidelines (list all three) - ANSWER- 1. Enforce the least privilege
2. Avoid duplicate and subset access profiles
3. Talk to users in a language they can understand
An access profile contains one or more entitlements from ________ source(s) -
ANSWER- One
T/F: An identity can only be in one Lifecycle State at a specific moment in time. -
ANSWER- True
T/F: Roles can contain multiple access profiles - ANSWER- True
T/F: All entitlements in IdentityNow must be contained within a role. - ANSWER- False
Access Request - ANSWER- An interactive process of asking for a specific role, access
profile, or entitlement.
Request Access Options (list all three) - ANSWER- 1. Self request only
2. Manager requests for their direct reports
3. Users can request for other users
complete solutions
What options do reviewers have when assigned to review an access request? (select all
that apply)
1. Skip
2. Approve
3. Reassign
4. Deny
5. Send back to requester - ANSWER- 2. Approve
3. Reassign
4. Deny
Which of the following can be configured to approve access requests? (select all that
apply)
1. Governance Group
2. Manager
3. Role Owner
4. Helpdesk User - ANSWER- 1. Governance Group
2. Manager
3. Role Owner
User Role - ANSWER- The default, lowest, most common role.
Organizational Admin Role - ANSWER- The highest level role, which allows for
complete control over the IdentityNow tenant.
Help Desk Role - ANSWER- Used for help desk users to view account activity and
related permissions.
Certification Administrator Role - ANSWER- Allows a user to create, monitor, and
manage campaigns.
Report Administrator Role - ANSWER- Allows a user to search and save reports
everywhere they are available.
,Role Administrator Role - ANSWER- Allows a user to create, manage, and edit roles
and search reports from selected pages.
Source Administrator Role - ANSWER- Allows a user to create, configure, manage, and
edit sources and access profiles.
T/F: During implementation, customers choose where their data will reside by selecting
the appropriate availability zone. - ANSWER- True
T/F: All tenants have access to a set of shared services. - ANSWER- True
T/F: All tenants must have the same number of identities. - ANSWER- False
T/F: An Org Admin has the ability to grant permissions to other users in IdentityNow. -
ANSWER- True
Users with the ______________ authorization level are limited to accessing a user's
basic account information for the purpose of providing support. - ANSWER- Help Desk
Identity - ANSWER- Representation of a person and the governance information
associated to them.
Account - ANSWER- Representation of an identity on a source system.
Access - ANSWER- Defines what a user can and cannot do in your organization.
(Entitlements, authorization groups, rights, or permissions)
Authoritative Sources - ANSWER- An third-party application, database, or directory
management system that provides a dependable list of people in the organization.
Non-authoritative Source - ANSWER- Any system of interest where you want to
manage user access.
Identity Profile - ANSWER- A configuration that defines identity policy and identity
attribute mappings for a defined population of identities.
Correlation - ANSWER- A process of associating a user account to a correlating
identity.
, T/F: IdentityNow will attempt to create an identity for each person represented within an
authoritative source. - ANSWER- True
T/F: You can have more than one authoritative source within IdentityNow. - ANSWER-
True
Entitlements - ANSWER- Specifies the type of access or permissions a user has when
logging into an application.
Access Profiles - ANSWER- A grouping of one or more entitlements from the same
source and represents combinations of logically related access.
T/F: Multiple entitlements from a single source can be bundled into one or more access
profiles. - ANSWER- True
Roles - ANSWER- Business-focused groupings of entitlements and access.
Lifecycle State - ANSWER- Defines the employment status of a person in the
organization.
Access Model Guidelines (list all three) - ANSWER- 1. Enforce the least privilege
2. Avoid duplicate and subset access profiles
3. Talk to users in a language they can understand
An access profile contains one or more entitlements from ________ source(s) -
ANSWER- One
T/F: An identity can only be in one Lifecycle State at a specific moment in time. -
ANSWER- True
T/F: Roles can contain multiple access profiles - ANSWER- True
T/F: All entitlements in IdentityNow must be contained within a role. - ANSWER- False
Access Request - ANSWER- An interactive process of asking for a specific role, access
profile, or entitlement.
Request Access Options (list all three) - ANSWER- 1. Self request only
2. Manager requests for their direct reports
3. Users can request for other users
