Enterprise Microsoft and SailPoint Identity & Access Management Architect
I’ve just published my X509Details PowerShell Module to the PowerShell Gallery. The x.509 Details PowerShell Module contains the Get-X509Details cmdlet that decodes a base64 encoded PEM/CER format x.509 Certificate and converts it to a PowerShell Object. But wait, there’s more.… keep reading
Another year is coming to an end. Waking up on Monday the 2nd of December and checking my socials I saw announcements from the Microsoft Developer Advocates of a 25 Days of Serverless challenge.
Being also very immersed in the craft beer industry December for me is normally marked with craft beer advent calendars (a case of mystery beers with each to be opened on the respective day).… keep reading
The SailPoint IdentityNow Workday Source by default will retrieve the standard Workday records and associated metadata for employees and contingent workers. However, if you want to retrieve less or additional information from Workday you need to update the configuration for the Workday Response Groups.… keep reading
Recently I needed to enable a SailPoint IdentityNow Active Directory Source to use TLS. Looking for information on how to complete this saw me read many articles in SailPoint Compass. However, none of them were written specifically for IdentityNow Active Directory Source TLS Configuration.… keep reading
Microsoft Authentication Libraries (MSAL) became Generally Available in May 2019 after a very long preview cycle whilst the libraries evolved to reach parity with its predecessor the Azure Active Directory Authentication Libraries (ADAL). I’ve previously used and written posts on leveraging ADAL libraries with PowerShell for Azure AD/Microsoft Graph integration using PowerShell.… keep reading
This post details how to generate SailPoint IdentityNow v2 and v3 API credentials. This method is valid as of Oct 2019 whereby v3 Credentials are now able to be generated via the SailPoint IdentityNow Portal and v2 Credentials can be generated via the IdentityNow API.… keep reading
Updated Documentation for new cmdlets is here Updated 26 Nov 2019 for v1.0.5 with additional cmdlets to; Store multiple Org Credentials and switch between them (courtesy of Sean McGovern) Get IdentityNow Activities (via Search) Get IdentityNow Identities (via Search) Update IdentityNow Source Generate IdentityNow Source Configuration HTML Report Generate IdentityNow Identity Profile Configuration HTML Report Create and Delete IdentityNow Sources (courtesy of Sean McGovern) Test Identity Source Connection (courtesy of Sean McGovern) New IdentityNow Source Account Schema Attribute (courtesy of Sean McGovern) Get and Update IdentityNow Attributes Get the IdentityNow Attribute List Reset an IdentityNow Source Updated 5 Nov 2019 for v1.0.4 with additional cmdlets to; Search Audit Events (v2 API) Search Events (BETA Search API) Get-IdentityNowSourceAccounts now has -attributes switch to retrieve account attributes Updated 22 Oct 2019 for v1.0.3 with additional cmdlets to; Create / Get / Remove v2 API Clients (Legacy) Create / Get / Remove v3 oAuth API Clients Updated 17 Oct 2019 for v1.0.2 with additional cmdlets to; Create / Get / Update / Remove IdentityNow Transforms Get IdentityNow Rules Get / Update Email Templates Get IdentityNow Profiles Get / Update IdentityNow Profiles Order
I’ve just published v1 of my SailPoint IdentityNow PowerShell Module.… keep reading
As I’m sure you are familiar (with my many posts on the topic), the Granfeldt PowerShell Management Agent is extremely flexible. When used to integrate Microsoft Identity Manager with modern REST API’s it is easy to retrieve pages of results from a REST API and process the objects through the Management Agent.… keep reading
A Bot or ChatOps for Microsoft Identity Manager is something I’ve had in the back of my mind for just over two years. More recently last year I did build the Voice Assistant for Microsoft Identity Manager as a submission for an IoT Hackathon.… keep reading
I’ve just published my first PowerShell Module to the PowerShell Gallery. The JWTDetails PowerShell Module contains the Get-JWTDetails cmdlet that decodes a JWT Access Token and converts it to a PowerShell Object. But wait, there’s more. The reason I created this module is because I always need to know what is the Expiry Time for a JWT Access Token.… keep reading