This guide provides step-by-step guidance to configure User Self-Care using the IBM Security Access Manager Advanced Access Control add-on. The first set of exercises show how to configure the standard out-of- the-box functionality. Further exercises show how User Self-Care can be customized by modifying the provided script files and page templates, and how new functionality can be added.

In this IBM Security Access Manager (ISAM) webinar replay, you learn about leveraging OIDC mapping rules to enhance JSON Web Tokens (JWT), using SSO Junctions to send JWT to junction applications, and accepting JWT as an authentication token in the Reverse Proxy.

This lab provides a brief introduction to IBM Security Access Manager (ISAM) V9 Platform administration. You learn how to configure and use the IBM Security Access Manager V9.0.3 Platform module for web access management.

IBM Security Access Manager (ISAM) has a built-in demo application that is useful to demonstrate advanced authentication and authorization scenarios. You can also use this application to access information such as ISAM credential and session attributes, HTTP headers, and location attributes useful to diagnose setup problems.

This video course demonstrates the steps to enable and configure the demo application.

The Advanced Access Control (AAC) functionality of IBM Security Access Manager (ISAM) is not enabled by default. The AAC module must be purchased and activated to enable this functionality. This lab provides procedures to activate and configure the Advanced Access Control module.

In this Open Mic, Scott Exton and Shane Weeden provided an overview of what is new in IBM Security Access Manager 9.0.7. Major themes include:

• FIDO2 support
• Simplified API support
• Quality and customer RFEs
• Certifications
• Upgrade and deployment improvements