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Does the ForgeRock solution support "privacy by design" and consent mechanisms?
This article provides answers to frequently asked questions on "privacy by design" and consent mechanisms when evaluating the ForgeRock solution.
Does the ForgeRock CIAM solution provide support for a single view of identities?
This article provides answers to frequently asked questions on support for a single view of identities when evaluating the ForgeRock solution for Customer Identity and Access Management (CIAM).
Does the ForgeRock solution offer user self-service capabilities?
The ForgeRock solution minimizes the need to manage user accounts, by enabling self-service registration, access requests, password resets, and profile and consent settings. ForgeRock's streamlined self-service capabilities can significantly reduce IT costs while vastly improving the user experience.
Admin and End User pages fail to render in Identity Cloud and the Platform UI when using Private Browsing mode in Firefox
The purpose of this article is to provide assistance if the Admin and End User pages in ForgeRock Identity Cloud and the Platform UI are blank after authenticating. This issue occurs when you are using the Private Window option in Firefox®. You will see "No result is available yet" and "Uncaught (in promise)" exceptions in the Developer Tools console when this happens.
Does the ForgeRock solution support UI flexibility?
This article provides answers to frequently asked questions on UI flexibility when evaluating the ForgeRock Identity Platform.
Do ForgeRock products run on VMware?
The short answer is yes they do. ForgeRock products can run very successfully on VMware providing you configure your VMware environment correctly.
Does the ForgeRock Identity Platform include an audit logging service?
The ForgeRock Identity Platform includes a REST-based Audit Logging Service that captures all auditing events critical for system security, troubleshooting, usage analytics and regulatory compliance.
Do ForgeRock products run on Google Cloud?
Google Cloud (sometimes referred to as Google Cloud Platform or GCP) is a set of cloud computing services provided by Google. ForgeRock products work well with many Google Cloud services.
Do ForgeRock products run on AWS?
AWS stands for Amazon Web Services and encompasses a range of cloud-based services provided by Amazon. ForgeRock products work well with many AWS offerings. Additionally, ForgeRock has also partnered with AWS to make it even easier for companies to control access to AWS Resources.
What monitoring and alerting capabilities are provided by the ForgeRock Identity Platform?
The ForgeRock Identity Platform provides a variety of standard mechanisms for monitoring and alerting in its components. It includes native support for monitoring component metrics using Prometheus and visualizing this information using Grafana.
Books
SSL in IDM
This book provides information on SSL in IDM, including connections and certificates.
Scripts in IDM
This book provides information on scripts in IDM, including troubleshooting them.
Using the REST API in IDM
This book provides information on using the REST API in IDM and includes known issues (including solutions).
Synchronization in IDM
This book provides information on synchronization in IDM including Reconciliation, liveSync and Implicit synchronization.
Connectors in IDM
This book provides information on the connectors available in IDM, including known issues (with solutions).
Troubleshooting IDM
This book provides information on troubleshooting various issues in IDM, including collecting useful troubleshooting information such as logs, heap dumps and stack traces.
Upgrading IDM
This book provides information on upgrading IDM including recommended procedures for different upgrade scenarios and known issues.
Administering and configuring IDM
This book provides information on administering and configuring IDM, including frequently asked questions and known issues.
Performance tuning and monitoring ForgeRock products
This book provides information on performance tuning and monitoring ForgeRock products (AM, DS, IDM and IG).
Security Advisories
IDM Security Advisory #202208
A security vulnerability has been discovered in a dependency present in version 7.2.1 of Identity Management (IDM) as well as versions 1.5.20.8 and 1.5.20.9 of the CSV Connector. The vulnerability is not known to be exploitable in the context of IDM; however, you should still secure your deployments at the earliest opportunity as outlined in this security advisory.
IDM Security Advisory #202206
ForgeRock has discovered a security vulnerability in the LDAP connector included in supported versions of IDM and the Java Remote Connector Server (RCS) products.
ICF Security Advisory #202102
ForgeRock has discovered two security vulnerabilities in the Identity Connector Framework (ICF).
IDM Security Advisory #202002
A security vulnerability has been discovered in an IDM component. This issue is present in version 7.0.0 of ForgeRock Identity Management.
Log4j Security Advisory #202111
The purpose of this advisory is to provide information on whether ForgeRock products (Identity Cloud, AM, DS, IDM, IG, Agents and Autonomous Identity) are vulnerable to recent Log4j 2 vulnerabilities: RCE (Remote Code Execution) CVE-2021-44228, DoS (Denial of Service) CVE-2021-45046, DoS CVE-2021-45105 and ACE (Arbitrary Code Execution) CVE-2021-44832. These vulnerabilities allow an attacker to remotely execute code in certain circumstances.
Spring Framework Security Advisory #202203
The purpose of this advisory is to inform our customers that, based on current information, ForgeRock products (Identity Cloud, AM, DS, IDM, IG, Agents and Autonomous Identity) are NOT vulnerable to the Spring Framework vulnerabilities: Data Binding Rules CVE-2022-22968, RCE (Remote Code Execution) CVE-2022-22965 (Spring4shell), RCE CVE-2022-22963 and DoS (Denial of Service) CVE-2022-22950.
Java JDK Security Advisory #202109
ForgeRock are aware of a serious vulnerability in the implementation of certain cryptographic operations in Java® JDK versions 15 and later: CVE-2022-21449. This vulnerability affects Oracle® Java and OpenJDK, including other JDKs derived from OpenJDK. You should follow the advice in this advisory to secure your deployments at the earliest opportunity.