An IdentityNow Security Configuration Report of a SailPoint IdentityNow environment is a valuable artefact to have. I’ve previously documented examples for generating reports for;
But what about the configuration of items such as;
The script (further below) leverages the SailPoint IdentityNow PowerShell Module to generate a HTML report of the configuration items listed above. It also exports the configuration of each of the above features to the output directory in XML format using the PowerShell Export-Clixml command. This means that any of the configuration items can be imported and inspected as required using Import-Clixml <configItem.xml>. It also means that the configuration can be stored in your CMDB or equivalent.
The HTML Report as shown below lists each of the configuration elements that can be selected that then expands with the associated configuration.
The following image shows the exported configuration items and the HTML report that provides a report based off them.
The IdentityNow Security Configuration Report Script below produces the configuration extracts and report.
Update:
In conjunction with the other reporting and config scripts I’ve provided it is quick and easy to generate configuration documentation and exports of SailPoint IdentityNow configurations.
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