Yes. For a Risk Policy violation, Certify is a valid action when the user handling the violation has the necessary permissions. IdentityIQ policy types can expose different response options, and the available disposition is not identical for every policy category.

Certify allows the responsible governance user to initiate certification-related review rather than simply accepting the violation or immediately remediating access. This is useful when a risk violation identifies access or identity conditions that warrant a formal review by an appropriate certifier before a final access decision is made.

This question must also be kept separate from the Account Policy propositions in the Word bank. The bank contains Account Policy propositions such as Schedule Policy Composition Certification—which it marks invalid—and Allow, which it marks valid. The policy type in the video is specifically Risk Policy , and DOMC evaluates the proposed action in that policy-type context.

Therefore, Certify is a valid option for the stated Risk Policy violation.

References/topics: IdentityIQ Engineer — Risk Policy, policy violations, Certify action, Compliance Manager, certification launch, violation disposition.

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