Where can rules be implemented within SailPoint Identity Now?

Rules in SailPoint Identity Now can be implemented in both tenants and connectors, which is why this response is correct. In the context of Identity Now, a tenant refers to the SaaS environments where users manage identity governance, and the connectors are the links to various applications and services that facilitate data synchronization and identity management processes.

Implementing rules in the tenant allows organizations to define behavior and policies that govern user access, data treatment, and workflow actions directly through the Identity Now interface. This means that organizations can tailor their identity governance processes to better meet their specific requirements and manage users' interactions with various applications more effectively.

On the other hand, implementing rules in connectors enables you to enforce specific behaviors on the level of the integrated applications. This is crucial for ensuring that identity management policies are honored across all endpoints and that data integrity is maintained as identities are provisioned or de-provisioned through various connectors.

Together, these capabilities provide a comprehensive framework for identity governance, allowing rules to be effectively applied both at the central management level in the tenant and at the application interaction level via connectors. This dual implementation is essential for a robust identity management strategy, ensuring that rules are consistently executed regardless of where user data is processed or stored.