SailPoint Training Online at igmGuru focuses on identity security and IdentityIQ implementation. The course covers IdentityIQ architecture, application onboarding, provisioning, workflows, rules, access requests, certifications, roles, and reporting. It is designed for professionals who want practical knowledge of SailPoint IdentityIQ and preparation aligned with the SailPoint Certified IdentityIQ Engineer certification path. Also, in this program, you will work on the latest SailPoint IdentityIQ Version 9.0 through hands-on projects.
Note: No advanced prerequisites are required to learn SailPoint. Basic knowledge of IAM, programming, operating systems, and databases will help learners understand the course more easily.
This SailPoint Training is suitable for professionals who want to build or strengthen their skills in identity governance, access management, cybersecurity, and compliance. It is particularly useful for:
After completing SailPoint Training, learners can prepare for relevant SailPoint certification exams based on their role and the SailPoint technology they work with.
Also, Upon successful completion of the course, learners receive a Course Completion Certificate from igmGuru and can pursue the relevant SailPoint certification through SailPoint Identity University.
Yes. SailPoint Training can help beginners build a foundation in identity governance and access management before moving into SailPoint-specific concepts, configuration, and administration.
SailPoint IdentityIQ is an on-premises identity governance platform, while Identity Security Cloud is SailPoint's cloud-based identity security platform. Both address identity governance but differ in deployment, administration, configuration, and some implementation workflows.
Yes. Training can help you build the product knowledge and practical understanding needed to prepare for relevant SailPoint certification exams.
Yes. You can practice tasks such as configuring applications and sources, managing access, creating workflows, performing searches, and working with APIs.
Yes. Basic Java knowledge can be useful for working with rules and other development-related tasks, particularly with IdentityIQ.