RSA Archer Administration
RSA Archer Administration enables professionals to configure and manage the RSA Archer GRC platform for effective risk, compliance, and governance management. It focuses on setting up applications, defining access controls, automating workflows, and managing data-driven events. Participants also learn to create reports, dashboards, and integrations to streamline enterprise risk monitoring and decision-making.
Key Features of RSA Archer Administration
- Enables configuration and management of the RSA Archer GRC platform.
- Supports workflow automation and data-driven event setup.
- Provides tools for user access control and role-based permissions.
- Facilitates creation of custom dashboards and advanced reporting.
- Allows seamless integration with external systems for data exchange.
Basic understanding of governance, risk, and compliance concepts is essential. Familiarity with databases, data modeling, and workflow processes is beneficial. Knowledge of web technologies and user access management helps in effective platform configuration.
Skills Needed Before learning RSA Archer Administration
- Basic understanding of governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) principles.
- Familiarity with databases and data modeling concepts.
- Knowledge of web technologies, user access management, and workflow processes.
RSA Archer Administration Course Content
- Overview of the RSA Archer platform and architecture.
- Application design and data model configuration.
- Record types, fields, and data relationships.
- User access, roles, and permission management.
- Workflow design and business process automation.
- Reporting, dashboards, and visualization setup.
- Integrations (APIs, connectors, CSV imports/exports).
- Platform administration: backups, upgrades, and monitoring.
- Security controls, logging, and audit trails.
- Best practices for governance, maintenance, and scalability. ducts
- Best practices for optimizing user experience monitoring
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