What must be conducted to validate entitlement ownership during user manager certification?

To ensure that entitlement ownership is accurately validated during user manager certification, conducting entitlement ownership verification is essential. This process involves assessing and confirming which user has ownership of specific entitlements, ensuring that access rights are assigned appropriately based on organizational policies and that users are indeed linked with the access levels they hold.

Entitlement ownership verification directly addresses the need to check that the user manager or the person responsible can validate and confirm that the entitlements are appropriate and in line with their responsibilities. It provides a systematic approach to auditing access, preventing mismanagement of privileges, and ensuring compliance with security protocols.

Other options may not focus specifically on the verification of who actually owns the entitlements. User feedback sessions may provide insights into user experience or possible access issues, but they do not validate ownership. Employment verification might help confirm that a person is still employed with the organization but does not assess entitlement ownership directly. Access approval pertains to the process of granting or denying access but does not specifically address validating current ownership of those entitlements.