Rapid7 Command Platform adds SCIM user provisioning
Original title: Simplify User Access Management with SCIM on Rapid7 Command Platform
SCIM is off by default and lets an existing identity provider create, update, and deactivate Command Platform accounts.
Rapid7 says Command Platform now supports SCIM so customers can automate user provisioning and deprovisioning through an identity provider such as Okta. Supported changes include creating accounts, syncing user attributes and group membership, and deactivating accounts when access is no longer required. Administrators enable it in the platform SSO settings; it stays disabled until configured. Rapid7 points customers to its SCIM integration documentation for prerequisites.
- SCIM is an open standard already used by identity providers such as Okta.
- Account, attribute, and group changes can follow the employee lifecycle in the IdP.
- Setup is done by platform administrators in Command Platform SSO settings.
- Vendors
- Rapid7
- Products
- Command Platform
- Organizations
- Okta
From the original article
2 min read at rapid7.com
Managing access to security tools shouldn't require another manual process. As organizations grow, keeping user accounts and permissions up to date becomes increasingly complex. Employees join, change roles, and leave, creating a constant need to update access across applications.
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