IAM Consultant with Ping Ops, Microsoft Entra ID

Mandatory skills: Ping Ops , Microsoft Entra ID

Description

IAM Ping

UID Operate Services

  • Ticket Management

  • Monitor overall OneUID SSO Platform health, performance, root cause analysis and problem management.

  • Analytical Reports to identify any network or LDAP gateway issues and fix them manually or report for Ping Identity Support to avoid end user impact.

  • Facilitate support case resolution with the vendor

  • Support OneUID Services like PingID MFA enrollment issues, SSL renewals, New rollouts like Passwordless authentication

  • Support IdP SAML Certificate Renewal and SP SAML Certificate update

  • Update OneUID Wiki and keep it up to date.

  • Prepare and share Weekly reporting to show primary incident trends, analytics current counts, ops projects, MTPs covered and SSO Login Analytics(User accounts, lockouts, apps accessed)

  • Entra ID - SSO and MFA

  • Experience in migrating from PING Fed to Entra

Application On-boarding Support

  • Support production deployment of new applications (~50 per month) when integrating with SSO as per the documents provided by the HP's Ping Engineering team

On-going Development & Change Management

  • LDAP Gateway version upgrade & Conduct post upgrade monitoring

  • Perform configuration changes at Ping Federate end like

  • IdP Adapters, Selectors creations and updates

  • Update existing HTML/Messages templates

  • Create and Update Authentication Policy Tree and Fragments

  • Create and Update OAuth ATMs, OIDC Policies

  • Create and Update PingID Policies

Audit & Compliance Support

  • Support SOX audit teams every quarter by providing screenshots of SSO Integrated applications masking sensitive information

  • Participate in audit walk-throughs every quarter with internal and external auditors and support the audit requests with evidences of SSO applications, if requested only.

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