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| Section | Objectives |
|---|---|
| Platform Management | - REST API authentication - Workflows - Configuration backup and restore - Platform administration and configuration - Provisioning monitoring - Event triggers - Search and reporting - Tenant authentication options - Security administration |
| Access Management | - Roles - Access modeling - Access profiles - Access requests |
| Virtual Appliances | - Virtual appliance concepts - Virtual appliance health monitoring - Basic troubleshooting |
| Governance | - Certifications and access reviews - Identity security governance - Access governance - Compliance management |
| Identity and Lifecycle Management | - Cloud lifecycle state attribute - Identity authentication options - Lifecycle-state-based provisioning - Identity profiles - Attribute mappings - Lifecycle states |
| Provisioning | - Provisioning operations - Provisioning configuration - Provisioning monitoring and troubleshooting |
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NEW QUESTION # 12
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: A
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 # 13
Is the following statement regarding different account aggregation types true?
Proposed Solution / Statement:
Disabling optimization during aggregation forces the system to process all accounts.
Does this proposed solution meet the requirement / solve the scenario?
Answer: A
Explanation:
The statement is correct. Identity Security Cloud normally uses optimized aggregation , which retrieves records from the source but can skip further processing for an account when the account already exists and no relevant data changes are detected. In that situation, account correlation and manager correlation do not need to be recalculated for unchanged accounts.
Disabling aggregation optimization causes an unoptimized aggregation . SailPoint explicitly states that this mode reprocesses every record regardless of whether the underlying account data has changed. It also reevaluates account-correlation and manager-correlation logic for those accounts.
This is particularly important after changing account-correlation configuration. If an account's attributes have not changed, an optimized aggregation might otherwise skip the account, leaving it uncorrelated despite the newly corrected correlation rules. SailPoint therefore recommends running an aggregation with optimization disabled when correlation logic has been modified on an already-aggregated source.
Unoptimized processing requires more resources and can take longer on large sources, so it should be used deliberately when full reevaluation is necessary rather than as the default aggregation mode.
Study Guide Reference: Sources - Account Aggregation, Optimized and Unoptimized Aggregations, Account Correlation.
NEW QUESTION # 14
Is the following statement regarding attribute sync valid?
Proposed Solution / Statement:
Attribute sync synchronizes entitlement information from the sources configured.
Does this proposed solution meet the requirement / solve the scenario?
Answer: B
Explanation:
The statement is incorrect because Attribute Sync does not synchronize entitlement information from a source into Identity Security Cloud. Its purpose is to keep selected source account attributes synchronized with corresponding identity attributes maintained in Identity Security Cloud.
For example, an organization's authoritative identity data might contain a user's department, title, or other business attribute. If a corresponding account attribute on a connected target source is configured for Attribute Sync, Identity Security Cloud can detect that the account value no longer matches the identity value and provision an update to the source account. SailPoint explicitly states that Attribute Sync uses identity information to keep account data on sources consistent with identity data.
Entitlements are handled through separate aggregation mechanisms. Entitlement aggregation imports entitlement objects and their metadata from external sources into Identity Security Cloud.
Therefore, the proposed statement confuses two distinct processes: Attribute Sync pushes identity-derived account-attribute changes toward target accounts, whereas entitlement aggregation loads entitlement information from governed sources.
Study Guide Reference: Provisioning - Attribute Synchronization, Identity-to-Account Attribute Mapping and Entitlement Aggregation.
NEW QUESTION # 15
Is this a valid statement regarding Identity Security Cloud (ISC) policies?
Proposed Solution / Statement:
Governance Groups can only be assigned as the owner of the policy.
Does this proposed solution meet the requirement / solve the scenario?
Answer: B
Explanation:
The statement is incorrect because Governance Groups are not restricted to serving only as the primary owner of a Separation of Duties policy. Identity Security Cloud provides multiple ownership and governance assignments within SoD policy configuration.
For the Policy Owner , an administrator can select either an individual identity or a Governance Group. A policy can additionally have up to ten co-owners, and those co-owners may also include individuals or Governance Groups. Furthermore, the Violation Owner -the party responsible for handling violations generated by the policy-can be configured as an individual, an identity's manager, a Governance Group, or no explicitly selected owner, in which case responsibility can fall to the policy owner. SailPoint's current policy configuration documentation explicitly identifies these distinct ownership options.
Governance Groups are also used outside SoD policies. They can participate in access-request approvals, source ownership/governance, certification-related responsibilities, and scoped administration.
Therefore, saying Governance Groups can only be assigned as policy owners incorrectly limits their supported governance functions.
Study Guide Reference: Supporting Governance - Governance Groups, SoD Policy Ownership, Co-Owners and Violation Ownership.
NEW QUESTION # 16
Is this a valid scenario for reviewing access requests in the approval management page?
Proposed Solution / Statement:
It is possible for an administrator to supersede an approver's cancellation of a request.
Does this proposed solution meet the requirement / solve the scenario?
Answer: B
Explanation:
This is not a valid description of how a canceled access request is handled. A cancellation terminates the request before it completes. Once an access request has entered a concluded Canceled state, it is no longer simply a pending approval waiting for an administrator to substitute a decision for the assigned reviewer.
Approval Management does give administrators powerful controls over pending governance work.
Administrators can inspect requests, reassign current approvers, send reminders, cancel requests, and, where supported, overwrite the current approval step. Overwriting an approver is fundamentally different from reversing an already canceled request: the administrator is acting on the current approval step of an active request.
SailPoint documentation explicitly identifies Canceled as a concluded status and defines cancellation as termination of the request. The administrator's overwrite capability applies to an approval step, not to resurrecting a request after cancellation. A new request would normally be required when access is still needed after the original request has been terminated.
Study Guide Reference: Access Management - Approval Management, Access Request Status, Administrative Approval Actions.
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