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FICAM Playbooks

A playbook is a comprehensive guide on a technical topic, describing both overarching strategy and tactical approaches.
Title Type Latest Update Description
ICAM Governance Framework Version 1.0 PDF 2021-09 The ICAM Governance Framework is a tool to help agencies build and improve agency ICAM governance structures, processes, and policies.
Enterprise Single Sign-On Playbook Markdown 2021-02 The Enterprise SSO Playbook is a five-step playbook to aid agencies in planning an SSO or Identity Federation service.
Digital Worker Identity Playbook Markdown 2021-01 The Digital Worker Identity Playbook is a practical guide for managing digital worker identities.
Digital Identity Risk Assessment Playbook Markdown 2020-09 The Digital Identity Risk Assessment playbook is a six-step playbook for completing a digital identity risk assessment as described in OMB Memo 19-17 and NIST Special Publication 800-63-3.
Digitally Sign an Office of the Federal Register Document Markdown 2018-07 This guide will walk you through the procedures for digitally signing a Microsoft Word document for submission to the Office of the Federal Register using your PIV credential or similar digital certificate.
Digitally Sign a Microsoft Word Document Markdown 2018-03 This guide will walk you through the steps for digitally signing a Microsoft Word document with your PIV credential or similar digital certificate.
Federal Identity, Credential, and Access Management Roadmap Version 2.0 PDF 2011-12 The FICAM Roadmap contains processes, procedures, and considerations for planning and managing identity, credential, and access management programs. Note, the enterprise architecture section has been superseded by the FICAM Architecture.