One Identity UNITE On Demand: Deep Dive Sessions

One Identity Safeguard defines two extension interfaces:

Custom Platform modules describe the logic needed to perform operations on target systems such as check & change of credentials or account discovery.
Auto-logon wrappers orchestrate credential injection into applications to provide a secure and seamless end-user experience (no more copy & paste of passwords).

During the first session of this two module training, we will first learn about the expression language used to describe the steps needed to perform credential management operations. Afterwards, we are going to create custom platform modules to manage a few pre-selected asset types.
In the second session, we are going to take a look at the credential fetching mechanism provided by Safeguard for privileged app auto-logon, get familiar with the programming interfaces, and, finally, we will create a wrapper to demonstrate the credential injection workflow. 

Enterprise IT environments can be extremely heterogenous comprising of technologies from legacy to cutting edge, but they all have one thing in common: they all have privileged accounts that need to be protected. Given this level of diversity, it is impossible to find a single PAM solution that supports every system out-of-the-box. That is why it is imperative to pick platform that provides users with the flexibility to define how natively not supported assets should be managed.

This Deep Dive session will outline and discuss the possible business requirements of customers regarding a deeper integration and interaction with ServiceNow.

For a customer there might be the question: Is ServiceNow the only end-user portal enabling their employees to request Web Portal items from Identity Manager, or should Identity Manager be able to create requests in ServiceNow, or both? Where should approval workflows take place? The second part of this session will show you how to implement an integration step-by-step.

SAP GRC is a hot topic for many customers and partners. What are the typical Use Cases and how can Identity Manager interact with SAP GRC. 

Typical scenarios are the following:

• SAP GRC as workflow and provisioning engine
• SAP GRC as workflow engine only
• SAP GRC as SoD information system

You will learn how you can configure the integration with SAP GRC in Identity Manager.

Introduction of the Identity Manager Angular web portal has changed the way we do customizations.

Now customizations require some knowledge of Angular, TypeScript, JavaScript, Node JS, Git, .Net (for API server). It is also helpful to have some familiarity with Visual Studio and VS Code.

Attendees will be provided with fully configured environments to practice customization along with instructor.

Complete code of the topics will also be provided for further study.

Introduction of the Identity Manager Angular web portal has changed the way we do customizations.

Now customizations require some knowledge of Angular, TypeScript, JavaScript, Node JS, Git, .Net (for API server). It is also helpful to have some familiarity with Visual Studio and VS Code.

Attendees will be provided with fully configured environments to practice customization along with instructor.

Complete code of the topics will also be provided for further study.

Introduction of the Identity Manager Angular web portal has changed the way we do customizations.

Now customizations require some knowledge of Angular, TypeScript, JavaScript, Node JS, Git, .Net (for API server). It is also helpful to have some familiarity with Visual Studio and VS Code.

Attendees will be provided with fully configured environments to practice customization along with instructor.

Complete code of the topics will also be provided for further study.

Active Roles and OneLogin are a natural fit.

Active Roles offering mechanisms to guarantee clean data in Active Directory and OneLogin offering another way to connect to SaaS applications. Attend this session to see how Active Roles and OneLogin together offer more security and ease of administration for Microsoft based systems and SaaS applications. This session will show you how it can be  achieved. 

Join us on this deep dive into the realm of syslog-ng’s Python API. We are going to look at real world examples of how this type of extendibility can prove invaluable in heterogenous deployments through custom sources, destinations, and parsers. The examples covered will include reading from a REST API source, forwarding to a Cloud-based messaging service, and enriching messages with information pulled from an external data source.

This session will take an in-depth look at Active Roles Workflows.

Workflows are a powerful feature for any Active Roles deployment and can help automate and orchestrate simple to complex use cases. This deep dive will review Automation and Change Workflows, along with Workflow Parameters.

Learn how to further extend and complement Workflows with scripts, by setting Parameters and accessing Workflow data from within scripts. Also, learn how an underutilized scripting feature of Active Roles, Policy Types, can add custom Workflow Steps to any Workflow.

Even though syslog-ng provides unparalleled throughput with its default settings and its deployment modes support horizontal scaling naturally, there are situations when squeezing extra performance out of existing instances (scaling up) is preferable over scaling out.

During this workshop, we are going to focus on three main areas of scaling:

• Understanding the knobs and dials that govern the performance of the overall internal message processing pipeline
• Maximizing UDP ingestion while avoiding message loss
• Load balancing best practices