Policy Management | SGNL
SGNL’s human-readable policies are applied to protected integrations to ensure only the appropriate principals can access critical business assets.| help.sgnl.ai
SGNL’s human-readable policies are applied to protected integrations to ensure only the appropriate principals can access critical business assets.| help.sgnl.ai
Preview a new Event Hook before you enable it to see how it will interact with your custom code.| help.okta.com
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Entities and Relationships Systems of Record (SoR) provide SGNL with valuable business context in order to make policy decisions. When you configure a System of Record, you tell SGNL how to connect to the source, as well as describe the types of objects and attributes you want to bring into the SGNL graph.| SGNL
Systems of Record Templates SoR Templates allow you to define and manage your System of Record integrations with SGNL through YAML files - one per SoR. YAML is a human-readable data serialization format commonly used for configuration files. SoR templates follow a predefined structure and allow you to define configuration/metadata, authentication mechanisms, and synchronization behavior. Moreover, you can also specify the schema for entities you would like SGNL to ingest as well as their attr...| SGNL
Introduction to DataLens SGNL connects to a range of Systems of Record and ingests valuable business context into the SGNL Graph. Users can then build policies to make access decisions based on data in the SGNL Graph. In any organization, there will be times when an Administrator, Support User, or Audit/Compliance Specialist needs to explore and understand the ingested data and its relationships, and debug cases when a policy might not be behaving as expected.| SGNL
CAEP Hub Action Overview CAEP Hub Actions are the things that actually go out and do all of the work for your CAEP Hub Rules, based on the state of a Trigger. SGNL has developed tens of out of box actions that use standards-based technology such as CAEP and Shared Signals Framework, as well as proprietary actions against leading SaaS vendors such as Microsoft Azure, AWS, Salesforce, and more. You can also create your own Actions using SGNL’s flexible Generic Webhook action that is available...| SGNL
How to Use JSONPath in SGNL What is JSONPath? JSONPath is a query language for JSON, like XPath is for XML. It provides a way to navigate through and retrieve data from complex JSON structures by …| help.sgnl.ai
