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Justified vs. Unjustified Access

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1 min

Speaker: Harika Vadipalli Technical Support Engineer

Harika explains the difference between justified and unjustified access in ConductorOne, and what happens when “Revoke Unjustified Access” is enabled within an access profile’s enrollment settings.

Main Takeaways

  • Justified access comes from birthright access or access profile enrollment.

  • Unjustified access occurs when a user individually requests entitlements outside of profile-based access.

  • When “Revoke Unjustified Access” is enabled, ConductorOne evaluates whether access is granted through another profile or auto-enrollment.

  • If access is justified elsewhere, it remains.

  • Only truly unjustified entitlements are revoked.

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