Managing SailPoint IdentityNow Roles via API and PowerShell

11th of October, 2018 / Darren Robinson / No Comments

Update: Oct 2019. IdentityNow Roles can be easily managed using the SailPoint IdentityNow PowerShell Module.

Managing SailPoint IdentityNow Role Groups typically involves leveraging the SailPoint IdentityNow Portal for the creation and on-going management. That’s because the API for Roles is not published or documented.

What happens then if you have many to create, update/manage? How does the IdentityNow Portal use the non-published undocumented API’s to create and manage them? I’ve worked it out and am documenting it here in the interim until the API’s get versioned and published.… [Keep reading] “Managing SailPoint IdentityNow Roles via API and PowerShell”

Managing SailPoint IdentityNow Governance Groups via the API with PowerShell

9th of October, 2018 / Darren Robinson / No Comments

Update: Oct 2019. Governance Groups can be easily managed using the SailPoint IdentityNow PowerShell Module.

In this post I detail the management of SailPoint IdentityNow Governance Groups using the IdentityNow v2 API as the functions associated with Governance Groups is not currently detailed in the v2 API Documentation here (9 Oct 2018).

In order to interact with the v2 API you will need to use Basic Authentication which I detail in this post here.… [Keep reading] “Managing SailPoint IdentityNow Governance Groups via the API with PowerShell”

Leveraging v1, v2 and non-Published SailPoint IdentityNow API’s with PowerShell

5th of October, 2018 / Darren Robinson / No Comments

Update: Oct 2019. Leveraging the SailPoint IdentityNow API's is now easier using the SailPoint IdentityNow PowerShell Module.

UPDATE: 18 Dec 2018 Please see this new post on 
accessing v3 / non-published SailPoint 
IdentityNow API's using PowerShell.
The details in this post will still work for v1 
& v2 API's.

This post supersedes (see above) my previous posts on leveraging the IdentityNow API’s in relation to API Authentication/Authorization;

Using this Compass document as my guide (which takes a bit of finding) I’ve automated the process of being able to use PowerShell to leverage the non versioned/published API’s.… [Keep reading] “Leveraging v1, v2 and non-Published SailPoint IdentityNow API’s with PowerShell”

Integrating with SailPoint IdentityNow Private (v1) API’s using PowerShell

19th of September, 2018 / Darren Robinson / 1 Comment

Update: Oct 2019. Leveraging the SailPoint IdentityNow API's is now easier using the SailPoint IdentityNow PowerShell Module.

How to generate the ‘Password Hash’ to leverage the IdentityNow Private API’s

Recently I’ve posted about integrating with the SailPoint IdentityNow API’s. Specifically;

So why another post on a very similar subject?… [Keep reading] “Integrating with SailPoint IdentityNow Private (v1) API’s using PowerShell”

Lifecycle Management of Identities in SailPoint IdentityNow via API and PowerShell

14th of September, 2018 / Darren Robinson / No Comments

Update: Oct 2019. Lifecycle Management of Identities can be easily performed using the SailPoint IdentityNow PowerShell Module.

Introduction

If you’ve been following along I’ve been posting about leveraging the SailPoint IdentityNow API for;

Now that I’ve covered Searching and Authoring all that is left is lifecycle management. And that’s what I’ll cover in this post.… [Keep reading] “Lifecycle Management of Identities in SailPoint IdentityNow via API and PowerShell”

Authoring Identities in SailPoint IdentityNow via the API and PowerShell

13th of September, 2018 / Darren Robinson / No Comments

Update: Oct 2019. Authoring Identities can be easily performed using the SailPoint IdentityNow PowerShell Module.

Introduction

A key aspect of any Identity Management project is having an Authoritative Source for Identity. Typically this is a Human Resources system. But what about identity types that aren’t in the authoritative source? External Vendors, contingent contractors and identities that are used by End User Computing systems such as Privileged Accounts, Service Accounts, Training Accounts.

Now some Identity Management Solutions allow you to Author identity through their Portals, and provide a nice GUI to create a user/training/service account.… [Keep reading] “Authoring Identities in SailPoint IdentityNow via the API and PowerShell”

Reporting on SailPoint IdentityNow Identities using the ‘Search’ (Beta) API and PowerShell

10th of September, 2018 / Darren Robinson / No Comments

Update: Oct 2019. Searching Identities can be easily performed using the SailPoint IdentityNow PowerShell Module.

Introduction

SailPoint recently made available in BETA their new Search functionality. There’s some great documentation around using the Search functions through the IdentityNow Portal on Compass^. Specifically;

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Each of those articles are great, but they are centered around performing the search via the Portal. … [Keep reading] “Reporting on SailPoint IdentityNow Identities using the ‘Search’ (Beta) API and PowerShell”

Reporting on SailPoint IdentityNow Identities using the ‘Search’ (Beta) API and PowerShell

10th of September, 2018 / Darren Robinson / No Comments

Introduction

^ Compass Access Required

Each of those articles are great, but they are centered around performing the search via the Portal. For some of my needs, I need to do it via the API and that’s what I’ll cover in this post.… [Keep reading] “Reporting on SailPoint IdentityNow Identities using the ‘Search’ (Beta) API and PowerShell”

Deploying a SailPoint IdentityNow Virtual Appliance in Azure

3rd of May, 2018 / Darren Robinson / No Comments

Introduction

The CentOS image that SailPoint provide for the IdentityNow Virtual Appliance that performs integration between ‘Sources’ and IdentityNow is VMWare based. I don’t have any VMWare Infrastructure to run it on and really didn’t want to run up any VMWare environments for this component. All my other infrastructure is in Azure. I’d love to run my VA(s) in Azure too.
In discussions with SailPoint I understand it is simply a case that they haven’t certified their CentOS image on Azure.… [Keep reading] “Deploying a SailPoint IdentityNow Virtual Appliance in Azure”