What type of notifications does IdentityNow send after a successful password change?

IdentityNow sends an email notification to the user following a successful password change. This is a standard practice in identity management systems to enhance security and keep users informed of any changes made to their accounts. The email serves as a confirmation that the password has been successfully updated, ensuring that users are aware of modifications to their login credentials. This confirmation helps to alert users to any unauthorized changes that might have been made if they did not initiate the password change themselves.

Sending notifications via email is widely recognized for being efficient and effective, as it allows for easy reference and record-keeping. While other methods of notification, such as SMS or phone calls, might also be valuable in certain contexts, IdentityNow specifically uses email as its primary method for notifying users about successful password changes in the scenario described. This focus on email aligns with user expectations and security best practices, ensuring users remain informed and can take immediate action if necessary.