What is One Identity Manager?

[MUSIC PLAYING] Identity Manager is the heart of the One Identity fabric, providing a centralized engine for complete identity governance. Using policy-based controls, Identity Manager fully automates access assignment for users, ensuring users only get access to what they need. Automated provisioning and de-provisioning ensures your users have all of the access they need when they need it. Identity Manager provides visibility over every identity, every user account, and every type of entitlement. And all of this is done on a mature platform, providing exactly the same functionality and user experience regardless of your choice of deployment, cloud or on-premise, Identity Manager ensures your users have the right access throughout their lifecycle through complete lifecycle management. This includes allowing business users to participate in governance through a granular delegated administration model and automated cleanup of orphaned accounts. Identity Manager satisfies compliance needs through periodic access reviews and certifications, and segregation of duties policies with automated remediation of inappropriate access. All of this is provided with full traceability through at-a-glance dashboards or in-depth audits. Identity Manager uses AI to assist in role management and correlates account data across disparate systems to give an identity-centric view of your environment. Users can perform access requests from a built-in service catalog, which includes policy enforcement and infinitely configurable approval workflows. From Identity Manager's web portal, users can perform all of their identity security tasks, starting with managing their own access. Here, a user can see their own hyperview, giving an at-a-glance look at their access. This access is normally provisioned automatically based on the user's roles and access requests. Business users can manage roles they own, and even create a role for their own team. Identity Manager uses machine learning to make recommendations for what access should be assigned to roles. Users can also request access from Identity Manager's built-in service catalog, which can be curated for each user population so users only see the service items that apply to them. Identity Manager can even make AI-based recommendations for what a user might need to request. Policy checks are performed when a request is made and the approval workflow may require exception approval if the policy check fails. Approvers are given the necessary information to make approvals, including an AI-assisted recommendation based on peer group analysis and any results of compliance violations. When conducting an access review, any access which is denied is remediated immediately, ensuring your organization stays compliant. All decisions are recorded and may be audited with built-in and customizable reports. As you can see, Identity Manager accelerates onboarding and user provisioning with role-based access control and automated workflows. It retains traceability by fully auditing any access changes. Through automation and self-service, your IT workforce achieves improved efficiency. All of this is done while enforcing policies and meeting regulatory compliance requirements. To find out more about identity management strategies, read this white paper. [MUSIC PLAYING]