The last major RACF project I architected was for something I presume would
probably fit your clients bill here. Some of the necessary elements we
incorporated were:
Delegated (though not via RACF means) Ownership of all RACF general resource
and dataset profiles - thereby making sure that
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ACF2 has since added full support for RACF-style groups, and some ACF2 shops
have made the change to using those instead of UID strings. This was before
that, though, and I'm pretty sure they handled it by storing, for each role,
groups of UID strings.
I don't remember the details of how that
On Thu, 25 Jan 2024 17:51:46 -0500, Bob Bridges wrote:
>Back when my client in Ohio installed it, we called it "Sam-Jupiter".
It appears that Beta Systems acquired the product and call it Beta-Access.
https://www.betasystems.com/en/products/beta-access/
It also appears they removed
Back when my client in Ohio installed it, we called it "Sam-Jupiter". I don't
know what the extra name implies. The client seemed content with their choice,
although it was really designed to work with RACF and this is an ACF2 client.
Also Sailpoint, but I think you mentioned that possibility
On Thu, 25 Jan 2024 10:15:57 -0600, Steve Beaver wrote:
>I don't even know if the product still exists. -- The closest IVP that I know
>of is OKTA.
See if SAM (Security Administration Manager) still exists (possibly rebranded).
The company no longer exists but I found
the couple hundred thousand to write and watch people
retire.
Steve
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On Tue, 23 Jan 2024 12:39:47 -0600, Steve Beaver wrote:
>I have a customer that would like to AUTOMATE RACF.
Did you solve your problem?
You need to clarify what AUTOMATE RACF means to the customer. What is the
problem the customer is trying to solve because they can't mean automate.
I have a customer that would like to AUTOMATE RACF. Personally I think this
heresy but.
I am aware of Sail Point, and it will automate changing passwords.
Are there any tools/Program Products that can be used to Provision ID's, and
Update profiles without having the auditors looking for
