“When an enterprise customer authenticates through SAML for the first time, Ping Identity can establish or provision the user's identity and grant access based on configured federation, provisioning, and authorization policies.”
“Ping can support: - Identity creation and onboarding. - Attribute and group synchronization. - Role-based access assignment. - Access requests and approval workflows. - Changes to permissions when users change roles. - Deprovisioning when users leave or lose authorization.”
“Ping Identity Governance supports certification campaigns that allow designated reviewers to examine users' existing access and decide whether it should remain.”
“It also supports campaign monitoring, review history, and certification reporting.”
“In this case, Ping can provide much of the governance workflow and evidence, provided the relevant identities and application permissions are integrated into it.”
“It also explains that SAML JIT provisioning creates accounts at first sign-in, but does not itself provide the complete account modification and deletion lifecycle.”
“The gap: Ping provides mechanisms for governance, but simply deploying Ping SSO or enabling JIT provisioning does not establish SOC 2 compliance.”
