What two items must be defined in IDN to complete identity configuration?

To effectively complete identity configuration in SailPoint Identity Now (IDN), it is essential to define both source configuration and identity profile.

Source configuration refers to the setup of the systems or directories that provide identity data. This includes specifying the data sources that will be used to import, synchronize, and manage identity information within the IDN framework. It essentially lays the foundation for how identities are created and maintained within the system, ensuring that all necessary identity data is accurately captured and updated from the appropriate sources.

The identity profile, on the other hand, defines the structure and parameters of an individual's identity within the IDN. It encompasses the attributes and roles associated with each identity, determining how they interact with various resources and the access levels they possess. By establishing a detailed identity profile, organizations can enforce appropriate governance over their identities, aligning access rights and roles with organizational policies.

Together, the source configuration and identity profile create a comprehensive identity configuration that allows for effective identity management, ensuring that the right individuals have the right access while maintaining compliance and governance standards.

Other choices may focus on different aspects of identity management but do not encompass the complete requirements for initial identity configuration in IDN.