Oracle IAM , components list as far as I know

The Oracle Identity and Access Management Suite Plus (Oracle IAM Suite Plus) typically includes a comprehensive set of components aimed at providing organizations with robust identity and access management capabilities. These components are designed to address various aspects of identity governance, access management, and directory services. While the specific components may vary based on the version and configuration of the suite, some common components include:

1. Oracle Identity Manager (OIM): Provides centralized provisioning and de-provisioning of user accounts across various systems and applications.

2. Oracle Access Manager (OAM): Offers centralized authentication and authorization services, including single sign-on (SSO) capabilities for web applications.

3. Oracle Identity Governance (OIG): Focuses on identity governance and administration, including user lifecycle management, access certification, and role management.

4. Oracle Adaptive Access Manager (OAAM): Offers risk-based authentication and fraud prevention capabilities to enhance security during user authentication processes.

5. Oracle Directory Services (ODS): Includes directory services such as LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) for storing and managing user identities and attributes.

6. Oracle Mobile Security Suite (OMSS): Provides mobile-specific security features such as mobile authentication, app security, and device management.

7. Oracle Identity Federation (OIF): Facilitates single sign-on (SSO) and identity federation across different domains and applications.

8. Oracle Privileged Account Manager (OPAM): Manages and secures privileged accounts and access to sensitive systems and resources.

9. Oracle Security Token Service (OSTS): Offers token-based authentication and authorization services, including support for standards like SAML and OAuth.

10. Oracle Identity Cloud Service (IDCS): A cloud-based identity and access management solution that provides similar functionalities as the on-premises components but in a cloud-native environment.