PAP-001 Exam Dumps : Certified Professional - PingAccess

Identity Mapping in PingAccess relies on attributes provided by thetoken provider(e.g., PingFederate, OIDC provider). If the desired attributes are not present in the dropdown, it means they are not being provided in the token or userinfo response.

Exact Extract:

“Attributes available in identity mappings are those provided in the web session by the token provider. If attributes are missing, they must be added to the token by the identity provider.”

Option Ais correct — the token provider administrator must configure the IdP to include the additional attributes.

Option Bis incorrect — rewrite rules modify content but do not supply new identity attributes.

Option Cis incorrect — developers cannot directly add identity attributes; they must come from the IdP.

Option Dis incorrect — Web Session Attribute rules only evaluate available attributes; they don’t create new ones.

TheSameSiteattribute is applied to session cookies to control cross-site behavior. In PingAccess, session cookie configuration (includingSameSite) is defined at theWeb Sessionlevel.

Exact Extract:

“Web session configuration includes cookie attributes such as name, domain, secure flag, HTTPOnly, and SameSite.”

Option A (Rules)is incorrect — rules govern access control, not cookies.

Option B (Sites)defines backend connections, not session cookies.

Option C (Applications)ties resources to sessions but does not define cookie behavior.

Option D (Web Sessions)is correct — session cookie SameSite settings are configured here.

PingAccess is designed to work with modern identity protocols. It doesnotsupport legacy WS-* protocols directly.

Exact Extract:

“PingAccess integrates with OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect (OIDC) to provide authentication and authorization for web and API resources.”

Option A (SAML)is incorrect — PingAccess does not natively consume SAML assertions; SAML can be used indirectly via PingFederate.

Option B (WS-Fed)is not supported.

Option C (WS-Trust)is not supported.

Option D (OAuth2)is correct — used for authorization and token validation.

Option E (OIDC)is correct — used for user authentication and sessions.