Is it necessary to define correlation logic for every source in Identity Now?

In Identity Now, correlation logic is essential for accurately matching identities between different data sources. However, it is particularly critical for non-authoritative sources. Non-authoritative sources often contain redundant or incomplete data, so defining correlation logic helps establish the correct identity relationships and resolves potential conflicts.

When working with authoritative sources, typically, the data is considered the definitive record for identity information. These sources are already trusted and validated, which often means there is less need to apply rigorous correlation logic since they are expected to provide accurate and singular representations of identities.

Therefore, it is correct that only non-authoritative sources require defined correlation logic to ensure accurate identity management. This understanding highlights the importance of how data is categorized and the role of source authority in identity correlation.