Oracle Identity Governance Reviews

Provisioning, Reconciliation, Identity Connector Framework, Sandbox Customization, Access Request Processing, SOA Integration for Approval Processes

Licensing

4 years

Oracle documentation provides comprehensive information about everything from development to deployment. If you follow the steps correctly, you won't have any issues. In case you miss some steps, you will get a fair amount of knowledge from the diagnostic logging.

No. The product is very stable.

No. The product provides a scalable enterprise identity management solution.

There is a huge community of Oracle Identity Managers from individual blogs to Oracle forums. You will be able to solve most of the issues with the help of this community. I never needed to interact with the technical team but I am not sure about others.

I have been using Oracle Identity Manager ever since I started working. I have not tried any other products.

I would say the initial setup was not very complex. The installation, design, development and deployment are all documented very well. Initially you will need to follow each and every step and later on you will understand why all those steps were necessary.

Oracle Identity Manager is a highly flexible and scalable enterprise identity management solution that is designed to administer user access privileges across a company's resources throughout the identity management life cycle, from initial on-boarding to final de- provisioning of an identity.

Oracle Identity Management - Pros: •Automates user identity provisioning and deprovisioning and enables organizations to manage the entire life cycle of user identities across all resources in the organization. •Oracle Delegated Administration Services: Provides trusted proxy-based administration of directory information to users and application administrators. •You can create access polices to manage users, e.g. modify, disable, delete, and unlock user accounts, passwords can also be changed for user accounts. •It can also be a means to conduct a comprehensive audit of user activities and their access privileges. •The Resource Management features, of the Administrative and User Console, enable you to manage resource objects for an organization or individual user. Managing resources includes the following activities: •Searching for and viewing the details of a resource •Disabling, enabling, and revoking a resource from users or organizations •Managing resource administrator and authorizer groups •Viewing, creating, and modifying workflows •Creating and managing IT resources •Creating and managing scheduled tasks Oracle Access Manager - Pros: •Oracle Access Manager provides Web-based identity administration and access control to web applications and resources running in heterogeneous environments. •Oracle Application Server Single Sign-On provides single sign-on access to Oracle and third-party web applications. •Oracle Enterprise Single Sign-On Suite, provides single sign-on for all applications and resources in an enterprise, without modification to the applications.

In my opinion it has no cons.Oracle Access Manager (OAM) mainly consists of two main systems 1.Oracle Identity Management 2.Oracle Access Manager Oracle Identity management enables enterprises to manage the entire life cycle of user identities across all enterprise resources, both within and beyond a firewall. An enterprise identity management solution can provide a mechanism for implementing the user management aspects of a corporate policy. Oracle Access Manager:

Access Management Oracle Access Manager stores information about configuration settings and security policies, that control access to resources in a directory server that uses Oracle Access Manager-specific object classes. You can use the same directory to store the Access System configuration settings, access policy data, and user data, or you can store this data on separate directory servers. Administrators can use the Access System to protect web resources and enterprise resources such as J2EE applications, servlets, Enterprise Java Beans (EJBs), and legacy systems. The Access System also supports both Web (HTTP) and similar types of data in non-Web (non-HTTP) resources. Using the Access System for security administration enforces your company's access security policies for Web applications and content; provides common security measures across multiple Web servers and applications; combines a centralized policy creation with decentralized management and enforcement; and enables granular control over security, across heterogeneous applications, as well as out-of-the-box integration with Oracle products, such as Oracle Portal, Oracle Collaboration Suite, and Oracle E-Business Suite.