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 Oracle Identity Governance Training will help you learn on how to secure your organization's critical applications and sensitive data to lower operational costs. Learn how to manage the entire user identity life cycle across all enterprise resources. You will learn how authoritative reconciliation is used to identify new user accounts on trusted sources and transfer them into Oracle Identity Manager. Similarly, you'll learn how account reconciliation is used to recognize account-related information for a user on a target resource, and transfer this information into Oracle Identity Manager. This will help you develop a deeper understanding of the relationship between the three products that make up the Oracle Identity Governance Suite: Oracle Identity Manager, Oracle Identity Analytics and Oracle Privileged Account Manager, including how they work together as part of an integrated solution.


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By the end of this training you will learn to: 

  • Create, load, and manage organizations, roles and users, including dynamic organizations and parametric roles.
  • Import and use predefined Oracle Identity Manager connectors.
  • Create draft versions of user profiles and requests.
  • Use requests to automate the provisioning of users through request-level and operation-level approval workflows.
  • Provision users with complex entitlements for disconnected resources.
  • Reconcile user data between Oracle Identity Manager, and trusted and non-trusted external resources.
  • Identify access policy harvesting, and discuss the role that access policy harvesting plays in a reconciliation workflow.
  • Access and configure Oracle Identity Manager reports using Oracle BI Publisher.
  • Configure and perform certification activities to review periodically the access granted to users, as part of good Identity Governance practice.
  • Migrate an Oracle Identity Manager configuration and customization from test to production environments.


Course Contents

Day 1

Understanding Identity Management and Identity Governance

Explaining the importance of identity management
Discussing identity management benefits, values, terminology, and functional aspects
Describing the Identity Governance infrastructure
Discussing the suite of Oracle Identity Management products
Explaining the relationship that Oracle Identity Manager has with several Oracle Identity Management products
Describing the tiers of the Oracle Identity Manager architecture


Launching Oracle Identity Manager

Comparing Oracle WebLogic Server, Oracle Identity Manager Server, and SOA Server
Discussing the Oracle Identity Manager interfaces
Starting the Oracle Identity Manager Web-based consoles
Starting the Design Console
Starting the Oracle SOA Web-based consoles
Identifying the differences among the consoles available from Oracle Identity Manager and Oracle SOA


Day 2

Understanding Organizations, Roles, and Users

Explaining users, roles, and organizations
Comparing organizations and child organizations, and parent roles and child roles
Grouping roles into a category
Comparing types of Oracle Identity Manager users
Discussing Oracle Identity Manager user membership in organizations and roles
Discussing dynamic organizations and parametric roles
Explaining the Bulk Load Utility and discussing its benefits
Discussing customized search results


Installing and Configuring Predefined Connectors

Identifying an Oracle Identity Manager connector
Listing the connectors in the Oracle Identity Manager Connector Pack
Describing the ways to transfer connectors from one environment to another
Explaining the advantages of and best practices for transferring connectors
Identifying two tools used to import and export connectors: Manage Connector and Deployment Manager
Explaining how the Manage Connector tool is used to import connectors for external resources
Configuring a connector to make it operable


Day 3

Understanding Application Instances

Identifying an Oracle Identity Manager application instance
Describing how application instances relate to connector objects
Providing examples of application instances
Identifying entitlements for application instances
Discussing complex entitlements for application instances
Creating and managing sandboxes
Describing how to create an application instance
Managing entitlements for application instances


Using the Request Access Catalog

Identifying the Request Access Catalog
Describing the business challenges solved by the Request Access Catalog
Understanding the concepts and terminology associated with the Request Access Catalog
Describing how to manage the Catalog


Understanding Policy-Based Provisioning

Identifying and comparing resources and Oracle Identity Manager connectors
Describing how connectors are used to assign resources to users
Explaining how assigning resources to users differs from provisioning resources to users
Discussing ways to assign and provision a resource to an Oracle Identity Manager user
Comparing manual provisioning and autoprovisioning
Assigning a resource to an Oracle Identity Manager user through user membership rules and access policies
Autoprovisioning the user with this resource (for this lesson, Oracle Unified Directory)


Day 4

Understanding Advanced Request Functionality

Explaining the types of requests you can create and manage
Discussing how to create draft versions of requests
Describing the two types of approval workflows associated with requests: request-level and operational-level approval workflows
Explaining the stages of a request throughout a request’s lifecycle
Discussing the role that users, entities, approval policies, email notifications, and SOA composites play in requests
Deploying SOA composites
Associating approval policies with request-level and operational-level approval workflows
Completing request-level and operational-level approval workflows


Understanding Application Instances for Disconnected Resources

Identifying application instances
Describing disconnected resources
Creating and managing application instances for disconnected resources


Understanding Reconciliation

Defining reconciliation
Identifying and comparing two types of reconciliation associated with Oracle Identity Manager: authoritative and account reconciliation
Discussing reconciliation events that Oracle Identity Manager can perform with a resource
Discussing the role that reconciliation plays in designating user accounts as primary accounts
Explaining authoritative reconciliation and account reconciliation conceptually
Identifying scheduled tasks, including the role that scheduled tasks have with authoritative reconciliation and account reconciliation
Explaining how to implement authoritative reconciliation and account reconciliation workflows
Identifying access policy harvesting, and discussing the role that access policy harvesting plays in a reconciliation workflow


Day 5

Understanding Oracle Identity Manager Security

Comparing authorization and authentication
Identifying authorization policies and administrative roles
Explaining how to define authorization policies that control access rights that users have in Oracle Identity Manager
Discussing how to use authorization policies to determine whether a user can perform a specific action in Oracle Identity Manager
Describing the relationship between authorization policies and administrative roles in Oracle Identity Manager
Examining types of administrative roles available in Oracle Identity Manager
Discussing administrative roles in Oracle Identity Manager and the authorization policies associated with the roles
Managing administrative roles


Managing Reports

Identifying and comparing types of reports that an administrator can create for Oracle Identity Manager organizations, roles, and users
Listing different reports available with Oracle Identity Manager
Identifying Oracle Business Intelligence (BI) Publisher, the reporting tool for Oracle Identity Manager


Understanding Identity Auditor

Describing identity certification and attestation
Identifying the business drivers for certification
Configuring certification in Oracle Identity Manager
Creating and managing certification definitions
Explaining how risk summaries are calculated
Describing closed-loop remediation and remediation tracking
Describing event listeners
Describing and configuring multi-phased reviews for user certifications


Day 6

Transferring Oracle Identity Manager Configurations

Identifying the Deployment Manager and the sandbox
Listing the objects that you can import or export by using the Deployment Manager
Discussing the advantages and best practices of using the Deployment Manager
Listing other operations you can perform with sandboxes


Integrating the Oracle Identity Governance Suite

Discussing the three Oracle Identity Management products that comprise the Oracle Identity Governance Suite: Oracle Identity Manager, Oracle Identity Analytics, and Oracle Privileged Account Manager
Describing the features of the Oracle Identity Governance Suite
Explaining how Oracle Identity Manager, Oracle Identity Analytics, and Oracle Privileged Account Manager work together as




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Training Hours

Start Date: 26th January 2019

Training Schedule: 26, 27 Jan, 02, 03 & 09 & 10 Feb 2019

Timing: 12:00 NOON GMT | 07:00AM EST | 4:00AM PST | 6:00AM CST | 5:00AM MST | 5:30PM IST  | 01:00PM GMT+1

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  • Functional Implementer
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  • Process Developer
  • Support Engineer
  • Technical Administrator



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