Sailpoint IdentityIQ Single Sign-On Gateway is a centralized gateway that serves as the single entry point to all intranet and Internet applications. It provides a single login experience to users and enforces the desired authentication and access control policies for all applications. Sailpoint IdentityIQ Single Sign-On Gateway enables users to log in once and access multiple applications through a single login while maintaining a single user identity across all applications accessed.
IdentityIQ Single Sign-On (SSO) Module provides a means for an IdentityIQ instance to act as an SSO Gateway for external applications. The SSO Module includes a customizable SSO Gateway and a customizable SSO login form. The SSO Module also has a customizable SSO Workflow to process SSO login requests.
This integration will read identity information from the Sailpoint application and will send them to Splunk for analysis. This integration is mainly used as an analytical tool to search and analyze identity information in Sailpoint and Splunk applications.
This integration will read identity information from the Sailpoint application and will send them to Splunk for analysis. This integration is mainly used as an analytical tool to search and analyze identity information in Sailpoint and Splunk applications.
Sailpoint and Active Directory (AD) are powerful and widely used identity management solutions that help organizations manage user access to various applications and systems. However, they differ in the features they offer, so organizations can choose the one that best meets their needs.
Sailpoint is an identity access governance and management system that allows enterprises to control and manage user access to data and resources within an organization. Active Directory is a directory service that is used on Microsoft Windows networks.
Sailpoint is an identity governance solution that provides a single control panel to manage user access across all the applications within an organization. The Azure AD Connect tool synchronizes the identity data stored in your on-premises Directory into Azure AD. It also allows you to use Azure AD as a proxy to your on-premises Directory.
Sailpoint uses the search string to perform the search, while Azure AD connect uses the attribute.
One Identity Model focuses on the business value of managing user access to data and systems with a focus on reducing risk by lowering the number of access decisions required from a manager. Sailpoint IdentityIQ Manager provides centralized visibility and control over user access across the enterprise.
It also lets you set lifecycle management policies that extend your power over user access to the ability to proactively enable, disable, or change a user’s entitlements without manually approving each request.
Sailpoint vs. Varonis: The two are similar in their function and the features they provide. However, a few differences make one stand out more than the other. In terms of features, these two can be given a similar rating. However, regarding performance and reliability, Sailpoint is ahead of Varonis. In the case of a performance benchmark, Sailpoint has a higher performance level than Varonis. Also, Sailpoint is known for providing a higher level of security than Varonis.
In the case of a security benchmark, Sailpoint is ahead of Varonis. Sailpoint is known for its robust security features and offers a higher level of security than Varonis.
In terms of installation, Sailpoint is more accessible to implement than Varonis. The implementation of Varonis can be expensive, and the product is not scalable. It is hard to manage the product and does not provide seamless integration with other products. Varonis is not user-friendly and is not as reliable as Sailpoint.
Sailpoint Web Services Connector is a read-only connector developed to connect to a web service of the target application and perform operations on the target entity. The Web Services Connector aggregates the identity information of the Web Services. This connector is developed to support the aggregation of Web Services. This connector uses SOAP messages to communicate with the application.
The Sailpoint SAP connection is responsible for managing the SAP system’s users, groups, and roles. It establishes a reference to the SAP system and reads, creates, modifies, and deletes accounts, as well as groups and parts. The Sailpoint SAP connection can directly read from and report on the SAP user and group tables. Read and write access is supported for standard, enterprise, local, and decentralized directories using the Sailpoint SAP adapter.
The Sailpoint Workday Integration manages the accounts and groups of Workday. This allows the IdentityIQ and Workday Integration to share the Workday account and group information.
Sailpoint Workday Integration manages the account and role information from Workday. The integration collects the workday account and role information.
Sailpoint Workday Integration manages the Workday accounts, roles, and groups and their relationships on Workday. Workday Integration can read and write Workday accounts, functions, and groups.
Sailpoint Workday Integration supports Workday accounts and roles provisioning and de-provisioning. Sailpoint Workday Integration manages the Workday accounts and roles through the Workday API. The Sailpoint Workday Integration can be used to create and delete Workday accounts and manage Workday roles.
Sailpoint is a cloud-based integrated security identity access management solution that manages all the user and resource data across cloud and on-premises environments. Sailpoint’s solution is designed to scale to handle the most significant enterprise environments, including multiple business units and subsidiaries across the globe.
Sailpoint’s security model comprises a central governance layer and identity access review features. Sailpoint’s governance features include workflow, audit and policy management, and identity access review features, including user provisioning, access request and approval, and password management.
The Saviynt Sailpoint Tools are a suite of command line and console-based utilities that developers and system administrators can use to perform routine operations on an Enterprise Identity Platform. These tools can be used to perform tasks such as:
The installation and removal of Identity Platform components
The replication of data between Identity Platform instances
The generation of various reports about an Identity Platform installation
The SCIM connector communicates with the SCIM service to read and write account and resource information. The SCIM service stands for the System for Cross-domain Identity Management. This connector uses the OpenSCIM Java library to communicate with the SCIM service. The connector uses the read and writes methods to share with the SCIM service.
SCIM (Standard Cloud Identity Management) is an API that allows users to manage their cloud-based application data from other cloud-based applications.
Sailpoint Scim is a web-based identity management system that provides a centralized platform for managing user access to applications in the cloud and on-premises environments. The Sailpoint Scim solution offers provisioning, password management, and access control capabilities.
Uncorrelated accounts are accounts that have not been correlated to an identity. These accounts are typically provisioned through a manual process. These accounts do not appear in the Identity Cube. These accounts do not have any activity tracked for them.
IdentityIQ uses a correlation process to link new accounts to existing identities already managed by the IdentityIQ implementation. When the correlation process cannot connect the new account and existing identities, the new account is designated as an uncorrelated account. An uncorrelated account is an account that has been identified as not related to any existing identity on the system.
To manage the risk associated with these uncorrelated accounts, IdentityIQ includes a provisioning process that enables you to request access to these uncorrelated accounts. This process consists of a review by a designated approver to ensure that the version is appropriate to be added to the managed population.
Sailpoint is an open-source identity management software, whereas Varonis is a cloud-based, fully-managed identity platform that delivers all the capabilities of a modern identity platform in a cost-effective, fully compliant, and easy-to-use way.
Sailpoint is an integrated platform for identity and access management. It enables businesses to manage users, applications, and data across cloud and on-premises environments. In contrast to varonis, Sailpoint is a cloud-based identity access governance solution.
