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RadiantOne Identity Data Management

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Documentation for RadiantOne Identity Data Management (IDM) and Identity Data Platform, covering virtual views of cloud directories, database backends, and AI agents. Includes guides on Global Identity Builder, Graph Pipelines configuration, and integrations with SailPoint, ServiceNow, and Okta across versions v8.0, v8.1, and v9.0.

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  1. Overview of CMDB Data Correlation in Identity Analytics

    Identity Analytics uses CMDB (Configuration Management Database) data to bridge the gap between high-level business applications and their underlying technical infrastructure (servers, databases, middleware). By correlating this data, organizations can visualize the full access chain and dependencies of a service, enabling better security analysis and observability of who has access to specific technical assets that support a corporate mission.

  2. Overview of Access Certification Review types

    RadiantOne Identity Analytics supports three primary types of access certification reviews:

    1. Repository accounts review: Reviews all accounts within selected referentials.
    2. Application access rights review: Reviews all access rights within selected applications.
    3. Safe permissions review: Reviews all access rights in selected CyberArk PAM Safes (requires PAM Booster).

  3. Overview of the Identity Analytics Platform (IAP)

    Introduced in RadiantOne Identity Analytics version Braille, the Identity Analytics Platform (IAP) is the preferred web user interface, replacing the legacy web portal. IAP provides off-the-shelf analytics, reports, and controls out-of-the-box, eliminating the need for additional add-ons to provide basic value. It is designed for speed (results within 5 seconds), efficiency (answers within 3 clicks), and security by design (access based on management responsibilities).

  4. Overview of Identity Analytics Platform (IAP) capabilities

    The Identity Analytics Platform (IAP) is used to correlate identity data to improve data quality, respond to audit recommendations, and automate IT controls. It provides visibility into human and non-human identities and their access chains to simplify user access reviews and ensure entitlement compliance.

  5. Overview of IAP Off-the-Shelf Controls

    IAP provides over 100 pre-configured controls to detect data quality issues, security policy violations, compliance gaps (such as access certification), and discrepancies using peer group and predictive analysis. These controls are integrated into the data model, appear in detail panes, and contribute to the calculation of risk scores. They can be utilized in dashboards, reports, reviews, and analytics.

  7. Overview of iGRC Analytics Control Types

    iGRC Analytics uses controls to identify data quality issues, enforce the principle of least privilege, and manage Segregation of Duties (SoD). Controls are categorized by their approach to identifying discrepancies:

    • Arbitrary Set: Used primarily for data quality. It identifies specific rule violations, such as lists of orphan accounts, dormant accounts, or identities missing HR codes.
    • Ensemblist Approach: Perimeter controls at the application level (e.g., 'Assigning permission'). These automate the verification of authorization allocation rules, such as ensuring only members of a specific department have access to a specific permission in a given application.

    Controls can identify three types of issues:

    1. Data Quality: e.g., orphan accounts.
    2. Over-allocation: Users who possess permissions they are not entitled to.
    3. Sub-allocation: Users who should have specific permissions but do not.

  8. Overview of RadiantOne Identity Observability

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    RadiantOne Identity Observability provides a near real-time view of human and non-human identities, including AI agents, their attributes, and access rights. It is designed to provide continuous visibility and control over organizational identity data to reduce risks associated with misconfigurations, outdated information, human error, and unmanaged agent access.

  9. Overview of RadiantOne Identity Analytics Access Review

    RadiantOne Identity Analytics provides a compliance-driven user access review interface used to configure access review perimeters and execute access certification campaigns. The system supports both online reviews via a GUI and offline reviews using Microsoft Excel spreadsheet reports. It manages the end-to-end process from perimeter definition to the enforcement of remediation decisions.

  10. Overview of RadiantLogic Identity Analytics Platform (IAP)

    The Identity Analytics Platform (IAP) is used to correlate identity data and apply analytics to improve data quality, respond to audit recommendations, and automate IT controls. It provides visibility into human and non-human identities and their access chains to simplify user access reviews and ensure entitlement compliance.