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| Section | Objectives |
|---|---|
| Provisioning | - Provisioning monitoring and troubleshooting - Provisioning operations - Provisioning configuration |
| Governance | - Access governance - Identity security governance - Certifications and access reviews - Compliance management |
| Access Management | - Roles - Access modeling - Access profiles - Access requests |
| Identity and Lifecycle Management | - Lifecycle-state-based provisioning - Identity authentication options - Identity profiles - Cloud lifecycle state attribute - Attribute mappings - Lifecycle states |
| Virtual Appliances | - Virtual appliance health monitoring - Virtual appliance concepts - Basic troubleshooting |
| Platform Management | - Provisioning monitoring - REST API authentication - Configuration backup and restore - Tenant authentication options - Platform administration and configuration - Search and reporting - Security administration - Event triggers - Workflows |
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NEW QUESTION # 97
Is this a valid statement about identity profile?
Proposed Solution / Statement:
Once users are assigned to an identity profile, administrators cannot modify or delete the identity profile.
Does this proposed solution meet the requirement / solve the scenario?
Answer: A
Explanation:
The statement is incorrect. Identity Profiles remain administratively manageable after identities have been created from their associated authoritative sources. Administrators can edit supported Identity Profile properties, including identity attribute mappings, lifecycle-related configuration, ownership information, and other profile settings. When a change affects identity data, Identity Security Cloud marks the profile as requiring processing, and the administrator can use Apply Changes to recalculate affected identities.
Identity Profiles can also be managed programmatically. SailPoint exposes APIs for updating and deleting Identity Profiles. Some fields have restrictions-for example, system-generated properties cannot be modified, and changes to authoritative-source configuration and identity-attribute configuration have specific processing constraints-but the existence of identities under the profile does not make the profile permanently immutable. The V3 API explicitly provides both update and delete Identity Profile operations.
Because at least the assertion that administrators cannot modify an Identity Profile after identities are assigned is demonstrably false, the overall proposed statement is false.
Study Guide Reference: Identity and Lifecycle Management - Identity Profiles, Editing Identity Profiles, Processing Identity Changes and Identity Profile Administration.
NEW QUESTION # 98
Below is a search command in Identity Security Cloud.
Does the description accurately match the outcome of the search command?
Proposed Solution / Statement:
accountCount:[1 to 4
will search for identities that have 1, 2, 3, or 4 accounts.
Does this proposed solution meet the requirement / solve the scenario?
Answer: A
Explanation:
The proposed statement is incorrect because the displayed search syntax is malformed. To search for identities whose account count falls within an inclusive numerical range, Identity Security Cloud uses range-query syntax with properly matched square brackets.
The correct expression is:
accountCount:[1 TO 4]
Square brackets indicate that both endpoints are included. Therefore, a correctly formatted query would return identities with account counts of 1, 2, 3, or 4. The displayed expression, however, is missing the closing square bracket and does not follow the documented range syntax correctly.
The accountCount field represents the number of accounts associated with an identity across connected sources. Range searches are useful when administrators need to identify identities with unusually low or high account ownership, investigate orphaned access patterns, or perform access-analysis activities.
Because the specific proposed command is syntactically incomplete, it cannot reliably be treated as the documented query that returns identities with one through four accounts.
Study Guide Reference: Platform - Search Query Syntax, Range Queries, Identity Search Fields.
NEW QUESTION # 99
Test connection for the Active Directory source fails when Transport Layer Security (TLS) is on:
java.lang.Exception: [s0100] Failed to connect to server ...
PKIX path validation failed
sun.security.provider.certpath.SunCertPathBuilderException: unable to find valid certification path to requested target Is this a valid step towards analyzing and resolving this issue?
Proposed Solution / Statement:
Ensure that the correct AD certificate has been imported in the VA certificates folder.
Does this proposed solution meet the requirement / solve the scenario?
Answer: B
Explanation:
This is an appropriate corrective action for a PKIX certification-path failure. When the Active Directory connector communicates with a domain controller using TLS, the Virtual Appliance must trust the certificate presented by that server. A PKIX path validation failed or unable to find valid certification path to requested target error indicates that Java cannot construct a trusted certificate chain from the server certificate to a trusted certification authority.
Consequently, verifying that the correct CA or server certificate is available to the VA is a fundamental troubleshooting step. SailPoint supports TLS between Virtual Appliances and compatible sources and documents certificate management on the VA for situations where trusted certificates need to be added manually. Current configuration also attempts to copy supported TLS certificates automatically to the VA cluster, but administrators must still validate certificate trust when TLS handshakes fail.
The certificate chain, expiration, hostname, and issuing CA should also be checked. Once the VA trusts the appropriate chain, the TLS handshake can complete successfully.
Study Guide Reference: Virtual Appliances - TLS Configuration, Certificate Trust, Active Directory Secure Connectivity and PKIX Troubleshooting.
NEW QUESTION # 100
An Identity Security Cloud tenant is configured to disable all source accounts for an identity that enters the terminated lifecycle state. A database administrator reports they have been noticing that employees who are terminated, still have their database accounts as "Active" in the source system.
Is this a valid troubleshooting option for the scenario above?
Proposed Solution / Statement:
On the Identity, validate that the Lifecycle State attribute value that is set for the affected users is
"Terminated".
Does this proposed solution meet the requirement / solve the scenario?
Answer: B
Explanation:
This is an essential and valid troubleshooting step. Lifecycle-state provisioning is triggered according to the lifecycle state calculated for an identity. If Identity Security Cloud does not actually consider the affected user to be in the Terminated state, the account-disable operations configured for that lifecycle state will not be initiated.
The administrator should therefore inspect the identity and confirm that its Lifecycle State value resolves to Terminated. If it does not, the next investigation should focus on the identity profile's lifecycle-state configuration, authoritative source attribute mapping, transforms or rules used to calculate lifecycle state, and whether the identity has been properly reprocessed after the source data changed.
Once an identity enters the configured lifecycle state, Identity Security Cloud can apply account actions defined under Settings for Previous Accounts , including disabling accounts across all sources or specified sources. SailPoint specifically uses Terminated and Archived states as examples where access removal and account disablement are commonly configured.
Consequently, validating the identity's actual lifecycle-state value is one of the first diagnostic checks that should be performed before investigating downstream connector or provisioning failures.
Study Guide Reference: Identity and Lifecycle Management - Lifecycle States, Terminated Identities, Lifecycle Attribute Calculation and Account Actions.
NEW QUESTION # 101
Is this statement true regarding Identity Governance and Administration (IGA)?
Proposed Solution / Statement:
Implementing an IGA solution fully automates user access reviews, approvals, and audits.
Does this proposed solution meet the requirement / solve the scenario?
Answer: A
Explanation:
The statement is too absolute. Identity Governance and Administration platforms substantially automate and streamline access governance processes, but they do not necessarily eliminate human judgment or fully automate every review, approval, and audit activity.
For example, an IGA platform can automatically generate access certification campaigns, identify the access requiring review, notify reviewers, record their decisions, perform supported remediation, and produce audit evidence. However, designated managers, application owners, source owners, or other certifiers are still commonly required to decide whether individual access should be retained or revoked. SailPoint describes certifications as processes in which designated certifiers review users' access and explicitly approve or revoke it.
Similarly, approval workflows automate routing and enforcement but can still require human authorization.
Audit functionality generates searchable events, reports, and evidence, while auditors and compliance professionals still assess whether the organization's controls satisfy applicable requirements.
SailPoint describes IGA as streamlining certification and audit processes by automating reviews, notifications, and audit-ready reporting-not as eliminating every human governance decision.
Study Guide Reference: General knowledge for Identity Security Administrators - Identity Governance and Administration, Access Reviews, Approvals, Audit and Governance Automation.
NEW QUESTION # 102
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