How to do Role Mining in Identity and Access management: Cybersecurity learning!
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Role mining is the process
Role mining is the process of analyzing user-to-resource mapping data to determine or modify user permissions for role-based access control. Two common approaches are top-down and bottom-up analysis.
In an earlier video, we touched on the top-down analysis for how to identify roles by talking to particular department leads, conducting interviews, and even job shadowing to understand what access is granted.
In this video, we will dive into bottom-up analysis where the approach is data-driven by using customer data. Using information such as an entity-relationship diagram (ERD) to understand how the customer database is set up. The end result is creating a story around the data to fully understand the make-up of a user, their access, and how access is granted.
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In an earlier video, we touched on the top-down analysis for how to identify roles by talking to particular department leads, conducting interviews, and even job shadowing to understand what access is granted.
In this video, we will dive into bottom-up analysis where the approach is data-driven by using customer data. Using information such as an entity-relationship diagram (ERD) to understand how the customer database is set up. The end result is creating a story around the data to fully understand the make-up of a user, their access, and how access is granted.
Leave a comment below on your thoughts and your own experiences.
Resources:
https://www.lucidchart.com/pages/er-d...
Learn SQL for beginners: Learn Basic SQL in 15 Minutes | Busin...
Follow Andrew on Social media:
Twitter: Twitter: AllThingsIAM
Website: Coming soon!!
My other appearances:
CSNP IAM 101: Identity and Access Management 101
Active Listening: Sit Down, Shut Up, and Listen – Why A...
Talking IAM with StudioSec: Andrew Chanthaphone, Founder of All T...
Security Happy Hour with CyberWarrior Studios: Security Happy Hour: Identity and Acc...
✔ Subscribe for more videos on Identity and Access Management:
@allthingsiam
Feel free to leave a comment on suggested topics you want for me to discuss in future videos.
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Camera: Logitech Brio Webcam
Video Editing: Camtasia 2021
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