Question 480
The deployment was intended to satisfy: An onboarding pipeline must remove access packages when workers no longer meet the required directory conditions. During testing, this happened: The disabled worker still appears assigned to the active entitlement bundle. Which configuration defect best explains the failure?
Explanation
Correct Answer
Correct diagnosis. The user was removed from HR records but the package's access assignment remained active indefinitely. This fault explains the observed failure: The disabled worker still appears assigned to the active entitlement bundle. The intended configuration would instead be: Use entitlement management lifecycle assignment controls or connected lifecycle workflows suitable for the authoritative offboarding event.
Incorrect Answers
Only one approval stage was configured for the sensitive access package. The reported symptom instead has this cause: The user was removed from HR records but the package's access assignment remained active indefinitely. The corrective action is: Use entitlement management lifecycle assignment controls or connected lifecycle workflows suitable for the authoritative offboarding event.
The external identity lifecycle setting is disabled or its cleanup delay is inconsistent with policy. The reported symptom instead has this cause: The user was removed from HR records but the package's access assignment remained active indefinitely. The corrective action is: Use entitlement management lifecycle assignment controls or connected lifecycle workflows suitable for the authoritative offboarding event.
A broad tenant-wide entitlement administration role was assigned instead of catalog-scoped authority. The reported symptom instead has this cause: The user was removed from HR records but the package's access assignment remained active indefinitely. The corrective action is: Use entitlement management lifecycle assignment controls or connected lifecycle workflows suitable for the authoritative offboarding event.