Abstract: Methods, systems, devices, and tangible non-transitory computer readable media for generating and implementing security policies are provided. The disclosed technology can include accessing a security request associated with generating a security policy based in part on organizational data that includes one or more organizational records. The security request can include one or more rules associated with the security policy. Based at least in part on the security request, the one or more rules that are in compliance with one or more policies associated with the organizational data can be determined. Furthermore, the security policy can be generated based at least in part on the one or more rules that are in compliance with the one or more policies. Furthermore, operations associated with implementing the security policy can be performed.

Abstract: Systems, devices, computer-implemented methods, and tangible non-transitory computer-readable media that facilitate intelligent and dynamic updates to membership of group object(s) based on a change to an attribute value with respect to an entity associated with the group object(s). In an embodiment, a computing system can: create a first group object using an attribute value that can at least partly define membership of group member(s) of the first group object; generate a dependency mapping file that maps the attribute value to second group object(s) created using the attribute value; employ the dependency mapping file to identify the second group object(s) upon detection of a change to the attribute value with respect to an entity associated with the first group object and the second group object(s); and/or update membership of the first group object and the second group object(s) to reflect the change to the attribute value with respect to the entity.

Abstract: Systems, devices, computer-implemented methods, and tangible non-transitory computer-readable media that facilitate intelligent and dynamic updates to membership of group object(s) based on a change to an attribute value with respect to an entity associated with the group object(s). In an embodiment, a computing system can: create a first group object using an attribute value that can at least partly define membership of group member(s) of the first group object; generate a dependency mapping file that maps the attribute value to second group object(s) created using the attribute value; employ the dependency mapping file to identify the second group object(s) upon detection of a change to the attribute value with respect to an entity associated with the first group object and the second group object(s); and/or update membership of the first group object and the second group object(s) to reflect the change to the attribute value with respect to the entity.

Abstract: Systems, devices, computer-implemented methods, and tangible non-transitory computer-readable media that facilitate intelligent and dynamic updates to membership of group object(s) based on a change to an attribute value with respect to an entity associated with the group object(s). In an embodiment, a computing system can: create a first group object using an attribute value that can at least partly define membership of group member(s) of the first group object; generate a dependency mapping file that maps the attribute value to second group object(s) created using the attribute value; employ the dependency mapping file to identify the second group object(s) upon detection of a change to the attribute value with respect to an entity associated with the first group object and the second group object(s); and/or update membership of the first group object and the second group object(s) to reflect the change to the attribute value with respect to the entity.

Abstract: Provided are systems, devices, computer-implemented methods, and tangible non-transitory computer readable media for managing software licenses for an organizational entity, such as a business. In particular, examples described in the present disclosure enable the organizational entity to efficiently identify software licenses and subscriptions that are in use, are inactive, are not being used, and/or are associated with users no longer employed by the organizational entity. Examples described in the present disclosure also enable the organization to efficiently (e.g., automatically) manage the identified software licenses and subscriptions, such as canceling licenses and subscriptions for accounts no longer active or in use, identifying users not actively using licenses and subscriptions and modifying or removing the license or subscription, determining overall utilization of licenses and subscriptions across the organizational entity, and the like.