What does user access provisioning involve?

User access provisioning primarily involves creating and managing user accounts. This process includes not only the initial setup of accounts for users in a system or application but also the ongoing management of those accounts throughout their lifecycle. This encompasses assigning roles and permissions, ensuring that users have the appropriate access rights based on their needs, updating account information as necessary, and deactivating or modifying accounts as users change roles or exit the organization.

While deleting user accounts, monitoring user activity, and resetting user passwords are important aspects of user account management, they fall under different categories or specific tasks within the broader scope of user access provisioning. The main focus of provisioning is on the initial creation and ongoing management rather than solely on account removal, activity surveillance, or password resets.