Salesforce Identity and Access Management Architect

Salesforce Identity and Access Management Architect

The Salesforce Identity and Access Management (IAM) Architect is responsible for designing and implementing secure, scalable, and efficient identity and access management solutions across Salesforce environments. This role focuses on managing user authentication, authorization, single sign-on (SSO), identity federation, and security protocols to ensure proper access controls and secure user experiences. The architect works to streamline user provisioning, manage external identities, and enforce governance policies while ensuring compliance with data security standards and regulations.
Why is Salesforce Identity and Access Management Architect important?

• Globally recognized certificate
• Makes you more valuable in the growing market for Salesforce IAM professionals
• Boosts your employability in roles related to Salesforce IAM and security
  
• Certifies your knowledge of providing secure access to Salesforce environments with identity and access controls.
• Validates your skills in design and management of SSO (Single Sign-On) and MFA (multi-factor authentication) .
• Focuses on knowledge of identity federation and integration with external systems.
• Verifies your capabilities for compliance with data privacy and security regulations.

Who should take the Salesforce Identity and Access Management Architect Exam?

• Salesforce Identity Architect
• Salesforce Security Architect
• Salesforce Solution Architect
• Salesforce Technical Architect
• IT Security Manager
• Identity and Access Management Specialist
• Salesforce Administrator with a focus on security
• IT Governance Manager

Salesforce Identity and Access Management Architect Certification Course Outline
The Salesforce Identity and Access Management Architect Certification covers the following topics -

1. Identity Management Concepts: 17%
2. Accepting Third-Party Identity in Salesforce: 21%
3. Salesforce as an Identity Provider: 17%
4. Access Management Best Practices: 15%
5. Salesforce Identity: 12%
6. Community (Partner and Customer): 18%