Forced Local Account Persistence
Forced Local Account Persistence is the design choice of keeping permanent local user accounts in an application even when a lighter federated model would be possible.
Definition
Forced Local Account Persistence appears when an application stores and maintains a local user profile for every person even though a session-oriented or just-in-time approach could reduce account exposure. This pattern increases local lifecycle overhead, expands the compromise surface, and creates more identities to govern than necessary.
The Ariovis perspective
Ariovis promotes automation that remains explainable and recoverable: explicit rules, approvals where needed, logs, error handling and recovery mechanisms.
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