While working on advanced policies, we discovered an identity with numerous accounts violating the policy. We want to return/create multiple policies violations for that user using an advanced policy rule. Is this possible? If so, can anyone provide a sample rule to achieve this?
can we return violation list from the policy violation rule ?
Hi @guduru510
You can refer this link to know about rules with example - Rules-in-IdentityIQ
Also, refer these links to know about Policies -
Policies
Implementing-advanced-policy-using-filters-and-rules
Hi @Arpitha1
I reviewed them in that it only show only 1 policy can be returned right ? we were looking for List of policy to be returned from the rule, so that multiple violations can be raised based on the list returned.
Thanks.
You can return only one violation per policy. If I’m not wrong, even if you create multiple policies separately, only one violation will be shown during an access request.
If your goal is to display all violated accounts during the access request, you can list the account names in the violation description.
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