Which rules are utilized for Zero Day provisioning?

Zero Day provisioning refers to the ability to provision access to applications and resources on the same day they are requested, often in response to previously unanticipated needs. In this context, the SCAN Rule plays a critical role.

The SCAN Rule is designed to analyze and evaluate identity and access data during the provisioning process by leveraging real-time insights. It monitors or scans the existing resources or user access patterns to facilitate immediate access based on current criteria, including behavior, compliance, and security policies. This real-time evaluation helps organizations respond swiftly to changes, enabling efficient Zero Day provisioning.

The other rules, while useful in various aspects of identity governance and management, do not specifically cater to the quick analysis and assessment required for Zero Day provisioning. Technical Rules typically deal with system-level configurations, User Update Rules focus on implementing changes to user attributes, and Entitlement Rules are aimed at establishing and enforcing access rights and permissions rather than providing immediate provisioning capabilities.