IICS Security and Administration Flashcards
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How does IICS support Single Sign-On (SSO) for enterprise customers?
Answer: Via SAML 2.0 integration with enterprise identity providers
IICS supports SAML 2.0 federation, allowing organizations to integrate with enterprise identity providers (IdPs) for single sign-on.
In IICS Administration, what does the 'Monitor' tab primarily provide?
Answer: Visibility into job execution history, running jobs, and job metrics across services
The Monitor tab provides a centralized view of all job runs — their status, start/end times, row counts, and error details.
What is 'IP allowlisting' used for in IICS?
Answer: Restricting which IP addresses can access the IICS organization or specific services
IP allowlisting restricts access to the IICS organization to requests originating from specified IP addresses or ranges.
Which IICS feature allows administrators to audit user activity such as logins and asset changes?
Answer: Activity log / Audit log
The Activity or Audit log records user actions including logins, asset modifications, and administrative changes for compliance and security review.
In IICS, what does a 'User Group' allow administrators to do?
Answer: Bundle multiple users together and assign shared roles and permissions at the group level
User Groups let administrators assign roles and permissions to a collection of users at once, simplifying access management.
What is the purpose of 'runtime environments' in IICS and how do they relate to Secure Agents?
Answer: A runtime environment represents the execution environment (Secure Agent or Hosted Agent) where tasks run; tasks are assigned to a runtime environment
A runtime environment in IICS is the execution target (a Secure Agent group or Hosted Agent) to which tasks are assigned for running.