Managing identities
Quick answer
Working with identities in IdentityIQ: the Identity Warehouse, viewing the Identity Cube, attributes, accounts and history.
Key takeaways
- Identity Warehouse lists all identities
- The Cube consolidates attributes, accounts, entitlements, roles
- Attributes come from authoritative sources via transformations
- History supports audit and troubleshooting
The Identity Warehouse
The Identity Warehouse lists every identity IdentityIQ knows about. From here you open an identity to see its consolidated Cube: attributes, accounts, entitlements, roles and policy status.
Identity attributes
Attributes are mapped from authoritative sources and shaped by transformations. They drive roles, policies and lifecycle events, so accurate mapping matters.
Accounts and entitlements
Each identity links to accounts on connected applications, and each account carries entitlements. This is the evidence certifications and policies act on.
History and events
Identity history records what changed and when, supporting audit and troubleshooting of unexpected access.
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Check your understanding
Where do you find every known identity?
- A. The Application list
- B. The Identity Warehouse
- C. The Task list
- D. The debug page
Show answer
B. The Identity Warehouse
The Identity Warehouse lists all identities and links to each Identity Cube.