Managing SailPoint IdentityNow Tasks with PowerShell

Sailpoint IdentityNow Tasks via API using PowerShell
Update: Oct 2019. IdentityNow Tasks can be easily managed using the SailPoint IdentityNow PowerShell Module.

In SailPoint IdentityNow when using the Request Center, tasks are created for activities that are not able to be automatically (directly) fulfilled. Essentially completion of the request requires someone to do something, then return to the IdentityNow Portal and flag the Task as complete.… keep reading

Using SailPoint IdentityNow v3 API’s with PowerShell

Update: Oct 2019. Leveraging the SailPoint IdentityNow API's is now easier using the SailPoint IdentityNow PowerShell Module. 
Also see this post for how to generate v2 and v3 API credentials.

The SailPoint IdentityNow SaaS product is evolving. I’ve previously posted about integrating with the IdentityNow API’s using PowerShell;

IdentityNow now has v3 API’s which are essentially the v2 and non-Published API’s with the added benefit of being able to obtain an oAuth token from a new oAuth Token endpoint.… keep reading

Using Invoke-WebRequest calls within a Granfeldt PowerShell MA for Microsoft Identity Manager

MIM Sync Service Account IE Security Settings

If you use PowerShell extensively you should be familiar with the Invoke-RestMethod cmdlet and the ability for PowerShell to call API’s and receive information. The great thing about Invoke-RestMethod is the inbuilt conversion of the results to PowerShell Objects. However there are times when you need the raw response (probably because you are trying to bend things in directions they aren’t supposed to be; story of many of my integrations).… keep reading

Speeding up PowerShell lookups across large Collections

This week I needed to create a report based on information returned from two queries. The query results where contained in two separate collections (50k+ objects each). Taking the smaller filtered collection and looking up the other collection for the additional information using PowerShell like this proved frustrating slow:

$extraData = $collection2 | Where-Object {$_.UserPrincipalName
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