Which statements are true about Provisioning Request Definitions? (Choose 2.)

A Provisioning Request Definition (PRD) is a core component of the Micro Focus Identity Manager User Application. Its primary function is to define the process for users to request access to resources. This includes specifying the request form, the approval workflow, and the fulfillment logic.

Option B is correct because PRDs are the standard mechanism for requesting, and subsequently granting or revoking, roles and resources. Option A is also correct because every PRD initiates a workflow that requires one or more individuals (e.g., a manager) to approve the request. This approval action is a form of attestation, where the approver certifies the request's legitimacy before it is fulfilled.

C. Policy rules, such as Separation of Duties (SoD), are defined separately within the Identity Governance module and are then applied to PRDs, not defined by them.

D. Filtering of events and requests at the driver level is configured within the driver's filter settings or policies in iManager/Designer, not within a PRD.

E. Global Configuration Values (GCVs) are system-wide variables defined in Designer or iManager and used by drivers and policies; they are not defined within PRDs.

1. Micro Focus Identity Manager 4.8 User Application: Administration Guide, Section 5.1, "Understanding Provisioning Request Definitions." This section states, "A provisioning request definition (PRD) is a specification for a workflow that can be initiated by a user to request a resource or a role." This directly supports option B.

2. Micro Focus Identity Manager 4.8 User Application: Administration Guide, Section 5.1.2, "Workflows in Provisioning." This section explains, "Every provisioning request definition must have an associated workflow that controls the approval and fulfillment process for the request." This supports option A, as the approval process is a form of attestation workflow.

3. Micro Focus Identity Manager 4.8 Roles Based Provisioning Module Administration Guide, Section 2.1, "Understanding Roles Based Provisioning." This document reinforces that PRDs are used to request roles, which initiates an approval workflow. This supports both options A and B.

4. Micro Focus Identity Manager 4.8 Concepts Guide, Chapter 3, "Identity Manager Components." This chapter describes the distinct architectural functions of the User Application (where PRDs reside) and the Identity Vault/drivers, clarifying why driver-level filtering (D) and GCVs (E) are separate concepts.