In every identity and access management solution, users must be given initial credentials when they are created in the system as entities. The registration process includes gathering information about a user and creating a corresponding entity in the system. The identity proofing process ensures that the user presenting himself or herself for registration is who they claim to be. In this video, learn about the registration and identity proofing processes.
- [Instructor] In every identity…and access management solution,…users must be given initial credentials…when they are created in the system as entities.…The registration process includes…gathering information about a user…and creating a corresponding entity in the system.…The identity proofing process ensures…that the user presenting himself or herself for registration…is who they claim to be.…Let's take a look inside these processes.…Registration consists of four steps.…First, someone must make a request…for the creation of the new entity in the system.…
For example, a hiring manager might initiate a request…to create an entity for a new employee…once that new employee accepts a job offer.…Second, someone must approve the request.…This person should be someone different from the requester…and approval authority should be clearly defined…in the organization's security policy.…In the example of hiring a new employee,…the request may require approval by a department manager,…or if the requester is the department manager,…
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- Identity and access management
- Using access cards and biometrics
- Multifactor authentication
- Password authentication protocols
- Device authentication
- Identity management life cycle
- Authorization
- Access control lists
Skill Level Intermediate
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Q: This course was updated on 05/18/2018. What changed?
A: New videos were added that cover subject/object model. In addition, the following topics were updated: registration and identity proofing, SSO and federation, and advanced authorization concepts.
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