Do all roles follow identical provisioning rules by default?

Provisioning rules for roles do not follow an identical structure by default because roles can be configured with distinct rules based on the organization's requirements, security policies, and the specific needs of the applications involved. This allows for varied permissions, responsibilities, and access rights for different roles within an organization.

Roles can be customized to meet the unique demands of various business units or operational functions, each potentially requiring different levels of access and types of entitlements. By having different provisioning rules, organizations can ensure that users receive the most appropriate access according to their specific role, which enhances security and aligns with compliance needs.

The notion that there might be uniform provisioning rules for all roles fails to recognize the importance of role-based access control in catering to diverse organizational structures and the specific functions that different roles serve.