Target Audience for ForgeRock Identity Management Core Concepts (IDM-400)
The ForgeRock Identity Management Core Concepts course equips IT professionals with essential skills in identity management using ForgeRock IDM.
- IT Security Specialists
- Identity and Access Management (IAM) Consultants
- System Integrators working with IDM solutions
- Application Developers implementing identity solutions
- System Administrators responsible for IDM deployment and management
- Technical Support Engineers specializing in IDM
- Solution Architects designing identity management systems
- DevOps Engineers involved in CI/CD pipelines for IDM projects
- Compliance Officers overseeing user data privacy and consent
- IAM Project Managers
- Software Engineers looking to understand IDM integration
- Business Analysts involved in IDM projects
- Technical Project Leads managing IDM implementations
- IT Managers overseeing identity management solutions
- Cloud Services Engineers working with identity management on cloud platforms
- Network Engineers who require knowledge of IDM for network access control systems
Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this ForgeRock Identity Management Core Concepts (IDM-400)?
Introduction to Learning Outcomes:
The ForgeRock Identity Management Core Concepts (IDM-400) course equips students with the skills to install, configure, and manage IDM, enabling user registration, self-service, and privacy management.
Learning Objectives and Outcomes:
- Gain an understanding of IDM's role within the ForgeRock Identity Platform and its core functionalities.
- Learn to install and configure IDM, and understand how to approach IDM deployment as a project.
- Acquire skills for performing basic IDM troubleshooting and managing IDM system health.
- Understand how to configure and customize the default user registration process and self-service features.
- Learn to delegate administration privileges to achieve effective user and service management.
- Explore the configuration of social identity providers and enhance IDM with social registration and authentication.
- Develop proficiency in using the REST interface to access IDM and connect to external resources using OpenICF.
- Master the setup and management of synchronization and reconciliation tasks, including LiveSync and role-based provisioning.
- Learn to manage user preferences, configure privacy and consent settings, and implement progressive profiling with terms and conditions.
- Understand how to manage relationships between different objects in IDM, including users, devices, and 'things' as optional content.
- Get an introduction to workflows in IDM, including how to deploy, start, and create custom workflows to streamline IDM processes.
