Micro-certification
Alternative names | Ad-hoc access review, Ad-hoc certification |
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Status | supported |
Description
Micro-certification is an access certification executed on a small scale, usually certifying a single user. It is a scaled-down review process aimed at reduction of unnecessary access of a single entity (user). It works by requesting certification of an access, a process where appropriate reviewers have to certify that access provided to a user is still needed. Micro-certifications are usually triggered, initiated by an automated process after a certain trigger event is detected. E.g. micro-certification may be triggered by a user changing position in an organizational structure.
Documentation
Version | Introduction | Guides | Configuration | Examples | Plans |
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4.9 | Ad-Hoc Certification |
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Development | Ad-Hoc Certification |
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4.8 | Ad-Hoc Certification |
Related Features
Compliance
This feature is related to the following compliance frameworks:
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