EmpowerID's Identity Administration is the ability for feature enables designated individuals to perform user, groupmanage various objects such as user accounts, shared folderfolders, SharePoint sites, computer, and other object management tasks in a controlled manner using the Web and computers, among others, through a controlled web interface and workflows of EmpowerID. Which objects a person may . EmpowerID's real-time hybrid security model, which combines Role-Based Access Control (RBAC), Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC), and Policy-Based Access Control (PBAC), determines which objects an individual can see and what management tasks they may can perform against those objects are controlled by EmpowerID's real-time RBAC / ABAC / PBAC hybrid security model. EmpowerID allows controlled them. This eliminates the need to delegate native permissions in the systems where objects are managed, simplifying Identity Administration through a single interface and security model without requiring delegation of native permissions in the various systems the objects they are managing reside. The key to developing . To create an effective Identity Administration strategy involves uncovering , it's crucial to identify the different types of "Personas" in your environment , classifying each by and classify them based on the objects they can see and the actions they can perform against them.
Users using the EmpowerID workflows or API may perform secure management of objects that exist EmpowerID allows users to securely manage objects existing in external systems and EmpowerID . Examples of external objects are itself. This includes Azure AD User Accounts, SAP Roles, File Shares, SharePoint sites, etc. Users may also manage objects that only exist in EmpowerID, like people, Management Roles, Business Roles, etc. In both cases, a real-time authorization engine leveraging and more. The RBAC, ABAC, and PBAC security controls determine who may can manage which objects and which what actions or tasks they may can perform against those objectsthem. The system also handles logging, automatic approval routing, and workflow task generation if users try attempt an unauthorized action they are not authorized to perform.
The bottom tier of the EmpowerID's 3-tiered EmpowerID RBAC model is has the Access Levels tier at the bottom, which is EmpowerID's Technical Roles. Access Levels define defines which actions (operations) and native system permissions (rights) the recipient of the Access Level would be authorized to perform for any resources for a user can perform against any resources to which they have that Access Levelaccess. Access Levels can be directly assigned to people but are often assigned to RBAC Actors in one of the higher tiers (i.e., like Business Roles and Locations, Management Roles, etc. ) Operations, which are protected bits of code executed to perform these tasks in EmpowerID workflows or via through its API. Operations can also be arbitrary, not performing any action, just serving as a placeholder , are protected and can also serve as placeholders for applications to query and to determine access. Rights represent actual permissions used in an external system systems that can be granted in EmpowerID via Access Level assignments. The EmpowerID enforcement engine , like NTFS permissions for shared folders and mailbox ACLs in Microsoft Exchange. EmpowerID pushes these permissions out into the external system on schedule for any user to which whom they have 've been granted. Examples of rights include NTFS permissions for shared folders and mailbox ACLs in Microsoft Exchange.
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