Security Console User Locked and Inactive / Suspended date

Clyde

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AngelOne

Description (Required):

In the Security Console when a User is Locked and made Inactive ( suspended), there is no field to capture the date when the user account was Locked and made inactive. In the per_users table also the end_date column is null.

So either provide a date field on the form or populate the end_date column in the per_users table.

Use Case and Business Need (Required):

Audit requirement. Need to provide evidence as to when a User account was suspended(Locked and Inactive)

Enhancement Request / Service Request:

Krishna Prasad Kotti-Oracle

You can login to the underlying IDCS to confirm and provide proof that the user is inactivated.

Clyde

Hi Krishna,

How do we login to the IDCS?

Ours is a Saas product. We are creating users in the Fusion application via Security Console.

Regards,

Krishna Prasad Kotti-Oracle

You can login to the OCI Console in which you provisioned FAW.

Navigate to Identity and Security -- > Federation.

Select the Fusion IDCS Strip and Click on the URL

This will take you to the Fusion IDCS Stripe where you can check the status of the user.

Jeff Hare CPA CISA CIA

There is already an Idea for this I believe... Take a look at this:

https://community.oracle.com/customerconnect/discussion/616746

Clyde

Thanks Krishna, I will look into this.

Hi Jeff, I have looked at the link provided. Yes, if Audit is enabled then my requirement will also get fulfilled.

The date when the changes are done will get captured.

I have up voted the idea. Thanks for this.

Ahmed Maher K.

Will be helpful enhancement.

Clyde

Hi Jeff,

One thing to note is that the Audit data will be purged at some point in time(say after a year i.e.365 days) as per the retention policy. So a few years down the line the Suspended date of a particular user will not be available in the application/system.

Hence having a date field in the Security Console will be most helpful to obtain the Suspended date of any user account at any given point in time.

Thanks,

Jeff Hare CPA CISA CIA

@Clyde - workflow history tables are being purged much more frequently than 365 days. Am not sure if the signon data is stored in the same place. We will have to look into that.

Please support this Idea:

Workflow Tables Purge & Archival Process Enhancement

https://community.oracle.com/customerconnect/discussion/comment/606485#Comment_606485

Every publicly traded company should be supporting this. Retention of workflow history should be driven by each company not by an arbitrary policy set by Oracle.