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The Identities stored by Sentinel are then linked with accounts created on endpoint systems by the
Identity Management system. This helps Sentinel associate the correct Identity information with the
native events from those endpoint system. Some Identity information is injected directly into the
inbound event by using the mapping service. The remaining identity information, such as
photograph and contact information, is accessible through the Identity Browser.
Figure 18-1
The Identity information injected into the event can be used for correlation and for performing
actions on the Identities that are associated with detected activity. For example, Sentinel is able to
see multiple failed logins from a given person and not just an account. A detected violation could
trigger disabling activities for all accounts associated with an Identity.
Figure 18-2
18.1.1 Integration with Novell Identity Manager
Integration with Novell Identity Manager is available as part of the Novell Compliance Management
Platform, which includes the following components:
Sentinel 6.1
Identity Manager 3.6
Access Manager 3.0.3
Identity Tracking Solution Pack for Sentinel 1.0
Analyzer for Identity Manager 1.0
Identity Manager Resource Kit 1.2
Identity Manager Driver for Sentinel 3.6
432 Sentinel 6.1 User Guide
Accessing the Identity Browser
Identity Details
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