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What Is Identity Governance
In theory, identity governance refers to the policy-based centralized orchestration of user identity management and access control. In layman’s terms, this refers to managing different aspects of user accounts and how they access the resources offered. It’s believed that the concept of identity governance grew out of the Identity Governance Framework, a now-defunct project by the Liberty Group that aimed to standardize enterprise identity information usage.
That been said, there are some user stories that are identified and catered for in the WSO2 Identity Server, categorized under identity governance. I’m trying to talk about these stories one by one, hoping to have in-depth articles on each of them later.
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