What are the three identity levels defined in IDN?

The three identity levels defined in SailPoint Identity Now (IDN) encompass roles that are integral to managing identities within the platform. The identification of "End user," "Org admin," and "Source admin" is correct as it captures distinct tiers of access and responsibility within the identity governance framework.

The "End user" represents individuals who are primarily the consumers of identity-related services, typically having basic access to the system functions needed for their roles. They are the users who interact with applications and resources but do not have administrative capabilities.

The "Org admin" plays a critical role in the administration of organizational policies and configurations. This level possesses authority over managing identities at an organizational level, overseeing user accounts, access rights, and compliance with identity governance policies within the organization.

"Source admin" refers to those responsible for the management of identity sources within the IDN environment. This might include the integration and synchronization of identity data from various sources such as directories, databases, or applications, ensuring that identity information remains accurate and up to date.

The other options do not accurately represent the recognized levels found within IDN. For instance, "Role admin" or "Helpdesk user" introduces terms that do not correspond with the specific categories of identity management defined by ID