Termination rule is deleting accounts when rule is not configured to in RSA Identity Governance & Lifecycle
Originally Published: 2019-09-27
Article Number
Applies To
RSA Version/Condition: 7.1.X
Issue
Below are the available actions for a Termination Rule:
- Disable accounts (excludes shared and service accounts).
- Delete accounts (excludes shared and service accounts).
- Revoke user entitlements (excludes shared and service accounts).
- Shared accounts
- Service accounts
Cause
When the last entitlement access is removed from an account, the rule will delete that account.
This occurs due to the account no longer having any entitled access to any applications, and therefore the rule will delete this account to prevent it being an orphaned account.
If the Termination Rule identifies this account based on the rule's condition, and is configured to only revoke certain access, the account will not be deleted if it still has access to other applications.
In this scenario, the account will not become orphaned since they still have entitled access.
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