Which concept covers the set of processes to manage security rights organization-wide?

Which concept covers the set of processes to manage security rights organization-wide?

• A. Onboarding
• B. Entitlement Management
• C. Security Policies
• D. Access Administration Cost

Answer: (B)

Entitlement management is about governing and provisioning the rights and permissions that let users access systems and data across the entire organization. It covers the full lifecycle of access: requesting entitlements, approving them, assigning them to roles, conducting periodic access reviews, and revoking access when it’s no longer appropriate. This organization-wide approach to who can do what, and under what conditions, is precisely what’s needed to manage security rights across the enterprise. Onboarding handles bringing new users in, but it doesn’t address ongoing access governance. Security policies define the rules, not the ongoing lifecycle of access. Access administration cost is a metric, not a process.

Entitlement management is about governing and provisioning the rights and permissions that let users access systems and data across the entire organization. It covers the full lifecycle of access: requesting entitlements, approving them, assigning them to roles, conducting periodic access reviews, and revoking access when it’s no longer appropriate. This organization-wide approach to who can do what, and under what conditions, is precisely what’s needed to manage security rights across the enterprise. Onboarding handles bringing new users in, but it doesn’t address ongoing access governance. Security policies define the rules, not the ongoing lifecycle of access. Access administration cost is a metric, not a process.