SailPoint Identity IQ Verified Multiple Choice
and Conceptual Actual Emended Exam
Questions With Reviewed 100% Correct
Detailed Answers
Guaranteed Pass!!Current Update
1. Integration - ANSWER A way that IdentityNow interacts with another
product, to make use of features or data from that product from within
IdentityNow.
2. IQService - ANSWER A service native to Windows that allows
IdentityNow to access information and operate in a Windows environment.
This service is necessary for IdentityNow to communicate with many
sources.
3. IT Administrator - ANSWER Within IdentityNow, another term for
Administrator.
4. IT Role - ANSWER In IdentityIQ, IT Roles encapsulate sets of system
entitlements that are tied to actual permissions within an application or
target system. They represent the actual state of the user's access, such as
an account, entitlement, or permission. A user's IT roles can be detected in
IdentityIQ based on the entitlements that user has. Access can also be
provisioned in IdentityIQ through IT roles.
,5. Helpdesk Administrator - ANSWER A person responsible for assisting
users with basic IdentityNow access. They can enable, disable, and unlock
accounts. They can view activity and interact with identity data but they
cannot make changes to sources, apps, and many other features within
IdentityNow.
6. Home - ANSWER The first page users without SSO see when they sign
in. This page contains the User Dashboard.
7. Identity - ANSWER An authoritative account that includes first name,
last name, and email. This account can own other accounts, entitlements,
and attributes.
8. Identity Cube - ANSWER All of the information associated with an
identity, including all of their accounts on all sources, all attributes and
entitlements of those accounts, as well as IdentityNow attributes and
entitlements such as the lifecycle state and SailPoint status. This is all the
data associated with an identity within the IdentityNow product.
9. Identity Exception - ANSWER This identity is missing mandatory key
data such as e-mail address or family name, making it invalid.
10.Identity Outlier - ANSWER A peer group of only one identity. The
entitlements associated with the identity are too unique to include the
identity in a peer group.
,11.Identity Profile - ANSWER Instructions for creating and managing
identities from the associated authoritative source or sources. These
instructions determine a variety of security settings specific to the
population managed in the source; the source of the attributes for that
population; and, when Provisioning is enabled on the org, how access is
granted for those identities when their lifecycle state changes or new
identities are added from the source.
12.Identity Provider - ANSWER The entity in a federated relationship that
declares to the service provider, or app, that a user is valid and has
permission to authenticate into the app. The identity provider sends the
service provider the authentication token used to grant access to the user.
13.IdentityNow Service - ANSWER A distinct set of functionality within
IdentityNow, focused on solving a particular business problem. For example,
Access Request, Password Management, Provisioning.
14.Joiner-Mover-Leaver - ANSWER Sometimes abbreviated JML. Three
different types of provisioning supported by IdentityNow. Joiner refers to
the action taken when an identity joins an organization. Mover refers to the
actions taken to change their access if they move departments. Leaver
refers to the actions that revoke access from the identity when they leave
the company for any reason.
15.Knowledge-Based Authentication - ANSWER Often called KBA. A form of
strong authentication that requires the user to have knowledge unique to
, the identity they're trying to sign in as. For example, security questions
require a user to have prior knowledge to authenticate.
16.Launchpad - ANSWER For SSO users, the first page they see when they
sign in and the place where their apps are displayed.
17.Lifecycle State - ANSWER A term for the employment stage an
employee at a company is in. For example, users might be "Pre-Hire,"
"Employee," or "On Leave."
18.Nightly Refresh - ANSWER Synonym for Periodic Consolidated Refresh.
19.Non-Employee - ANSWER Any contractor, intern, consultant, or other
user in your organization who isn't a full-time permanent employee.
20.Organization - ANSWER A company's IdentityNow system,
configurations, users, apps, and everything else managed within
IdentityNow.
21.Password Interceptor - ANSWER A feature of IdentityNow that, when
installed and configured, can detect password changes on some sources
and propagate them to other sources and apps.
22.Password Replay - ANSWER A single sign-on mechanism that uses a
browser extension to automatically enter the user name and password for
the user, based on specific recognition of the web page or fields on it.
and Conceptual Actual Emended Exam
Questions With Reviewed 100% Correct
Detailed Answers
Guaranteed Pass!!Current Update
1. Integration - ANSWER A way that IdentityNow interacts with another
product, to make use of features or data from that product from within
IdentityNow.
2. IQService - ANSWER A service native to Windows that allows
IdentityNow to access information and operate in a Windows environment.
This service is necessary for IdentityNow to communicate with many
sources.
3. IT Administrator - ANSWER Within IdentityNow, another term for
Administrator.
4. IT Role - ANSWER In IdentityIQ, IT Roles encapsulate sets of system
entitlements that are tied to actual permissions within an application or
target system. They represent the actual state of the user's access, such as
an account, entitlement, or permission. A user's IT roles can be detected in
IdentityIQ based on the entitlements that user has. Access can also be
provisioned in IdentityIQ through IT roles.
,5. Helpdesk Administrator - ANSWER A person responsible for assisting
users with basic IdentityNow access. They can enable, disable, and unlock
accounts. They can view activity and interact with identity data but they
cannot make changes to sources, apps, and many other features within
IdentityNow.
6. Home - ANSWER The first page users without SSO see when they sign
in. This page contains the User Dashboard.
7. Identity - ANSWER An authoritative account that includes first name,
last name, and email. This account can own other accounts, entitlements,
and attributes.
8. Identity Cube - ANSWER All of the information associated with an
identity, including all of their accounts on all sources, all attributes and
entitlements of those accounts, as well as IdentityNow attributes and
entitlements such as the lifecycle state and SailPoint status. This is all the
data associated with an identity within the IdentityNow product.
9. Identity Exception - ANSWER This identity is missing mandatory key
data such as e-mail address or family name, making it invalid.
10.Identity Outlier - ANSWER A peer group of only one identity. The
entitlements associated with the identity are too unique to include the
identity in a peer group.
,11.Identity Profile - ANSWER Instructions for creating and managing
identities from the associated authoritative source or sources. These
instructions determine a variety of security settings specific to the
population managed in the source; the source of the attributes for that
population; and, when Provisioning is enabled on the org, how access is
granted for those identities when their lifecycle state changes or new
identities are added from the source.
12.Identity Provider - ANSWER The entity in a federated relationship that
declares to the service provider, or app, that a user is valid and has
permission to authenticate into the app. The identity provider sends the
service provider the authentication token used to grant access to the user.
13.IdentityNow Service - ANSWER A distinct set of functionality within
IdentityNow, focused on solving a particular business problem. For example,
Access Request, Password Management, Provisioning.
14.Joiner-Mover-Leaver - ANSWER Sometimes abbreviated JML. Three
different types of provisioning supported by IdentityNow. Joiner refers to
the action taken when an identity joins an organization. Mover refers to the
actions taken to change their access if they move departments. Leaver
refers to the actions that revoke access from the identity when they leave
the company for any reason.
15.Knowledge-Based Authentication - ANSWER Often called KBA. A form of
strong authentication that requires the user to have knowledge unique to
, the identity they're trying to sign in as. For example, security questions
require a user to have prior knowledge to authenticate.
16.Launchpad - ANSWER For SSO users, the first page they see when they
sign in and the place where their apps are displayed.
17.Lifecycle State - ANSWER A term for the employment stage an
employee at a company is in. For example, users might be "Pre-Hire,"
"Employee," or "On Leave."
18.Nightly Refresh - ANSWER Synonym for Periodic Consolidated Refresh.
19.Non-Employee - ANSWER Any contractor, intern, consultant, or other
user in your organization who isn't a full-time permanent employee.
20.Organization - ANSWER A company's IdentityNow system,
configurations, users, apps, and everything else managed within
IdentityNow.
21.Password Interceptor - ANSWER A feature of IdentityNow that, when
installed and configured, can detect password changes on some sources
and propagate them to other sources and apps.
22.Password Replay - ANSWER A single sign-on mechanism that uses a
browser extension to automatically enter the user name and password for
the user, based on specific recognition of the web page or fields on it.
