Governance System Settings

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The Governance System Settings page offers configurable options that define key operational parameters for ILM. These settings ensure consistency in application behavior, security, and processing logic across the platform.

The three key system settings are:

Sensitive Data Encryption (Key Manager)

You can add a key that encrypts any sensitive data within the ILM system. Only admins with the key will be able to view sensitive data.

To view or edit your Key Manager, navigate to the Governance System Settings page, and select the Sensitive data encryption tab.

You can view or manage your Encryption Key on this page by clicking Edit.

On this page, you can perform the following actions:

  • Eye icon: You can toggle the visibility of your encryption key by clicking on this icon.

  • Regenerate encryption key: A new encryption key will be generated.

  • Cancel: Any changes that were made will not be saved, and you will exit the editor.

  • Save: All changes that were made will be saved, and you will exit the editor.

Delivery System Time

To view or edit your Delivery System Timezone, from the Governance System Settings page, select the Delivery System Time tab.

On this page, you can see the currently selected time zone or click Edit to change.

You can select a new time zone from the dropdown list.

Identity Management Settings

The identity management settings define a name for your IGA group (which will be displayed in system emails sent to joiners, movers, and leavers). You can also define the default user type that’s created by your IGA system by way of the API (so you don’t have to set the user type in the incoming data connector).

To view or edit your Identity Management settings, navigate to the Identity Management Settings page.

Click Edit to change any of the following settings:

  • Application Name: This will be the name of the team administering IGA, and may be used in emails sent to identities at various stages of their lifecycle.

  • Application Short Name: A shortened version of the application name.

  • Default User Type: If an identity does not have a User Type assigned, the user type selected here will be assigned instead.