RBAC - Role Based Access Control

AJ Simpkin1
Tera Expert

Has anyone implemented Enterprise Access Management using Orchestration?

This thread seems to have died so I'm digging into the community for a second pass.

Do you know anyone that has done an RBAC implementation using ServiceNow AND would be willing to share data/ideas/experiences?

We are starting up a project and I'm looking for ideas.   We'll probably be leveraging Microsoft Identity Manager (MIM) 2016 and want to orchestrate using ServiceNow.

We have a fairly robust CMDB.   I am thinking of extending the CMDB to include ROLES as a CI.   These roles will then relate the various applications and users storing the relationships in the CMDB Relationships table..

ServiceNow will serve as the repository and we can feed roles into MIM

OR

MIM will hold the roles and we will read them into the CMDB.

Either way, with a little planning and effort, the ServiceNow catalog will be the starting point for managers to assign roles to their staff, instantly provisioning them into the correct applications.

Any ideas or experiences are welcome.

Thank You, community.

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BenPhillipsSNC
Kilo Guru

Hi Anthony,



I don't know about how you want to integrate it with MIM, but in ServiceNow, role management and delegation are core out-of-box features. Please review this wiki article Role Delegation - ServiceNow Wiki  



I am sure if you have Orchestration, you could customize those workflows to integrate in any way you need with your other platforms.


sandeep299
Tera Contributor

Hi Anthony,



We are trying to implement RBAC ,So just want to know some more details how you guys implemented in your environment.



Appreciate your help




Thanks


Sandeep


elf
Tera Contributor

Hi Anthony,



I'm also interested to hear how you did it and is it working for you.


We are also thinking how to make Servicenow and MIM OR ServiceNow and Efecte IDM work together.


I'm keen to know if anyone has made an success story about it and if we could take an reference of it.



Anyone?



Regards


Anne