Create a Cloud Dynamic User Group

If you have not already done so, configure your directory for the type of Cloud Dynamic User Group you want to create.
Configure an on-premises directory or a cloud-based directory.
(
User Risk Information with Azure AD only
) To allow the Cloud Identity Engine to collect user risk information from your Microsoft Active Directory Identity Protection, select
Collect user risk information from Azure AD Identity Protection
.
For an existing Azure AD configuration in the Cloud Identity, reconnect your directory to enable user risk information collection.

Sync the groups for the directory.
In the Cloud Identity Engine app, select
Directories
and click on the number in the Groups column.

On the Directory Data page, click
Create New Dynamic User Group
.

Select the
Category
for the group.
Attribute Based
—Select the criteria for the dynamic group based on attributes.
On Demand Assignment
—Assign specific users to a static group.

Enter the
Common Name
for the group.
This automatically generates a
Distinguished Name
for the group that the Cloud Identity Engine, Prisma Access, and your firewalls use to identify the group. The Cloud Identity Engine appends
_CDUG
to the name you enter to indicate that the group is a Cloud Dynamic User Group.

(Optional) Enter a
Group Email
for the group.

(Optional) Enter a
Description
for the group.

Depending on the group
Category
you selected in Step 4, select either the attributes you want to use to define the group or the users you want to add to the group.
(Attribute Based only) Select whether you want the group members to match

Any

of the criteria or if you want them to match

All

of the criteria you select.



(Attribute Based only) Click

Select context or attribute

to select the criteria (also known as context or attribute) that you want to use to define the group.



(Attribute Based only) Click

Select operator

to select the type of operand.

The operators that are available depend on your context or attribute selection in the previous step.

is equal to
—Adds members to the group who are an exact match for a single attribute or context.
is equal to ANY of the following
—Adds members to the group who are an exact match for one or more attributes or contexts.
is not equal to
—Adds members to the group results who don't match the attribute or context.
contains
—Adds members to the group when they contain the term you enter.
starts with
—Adds members to the group when they begin with the characters you enter.



(Attribute Based only) Click

Select value

to select the value (if the operand is

is equal to

) or values (if the operand is

is equal to ANY of the following

) for the group members. If the operand is

contains

or

starts with

, enter the value.



(Optional) If you want to include additional criteria for the Cloud Dynamic User Group, select the type of operand and repeat the previous steps as needed to add the necessary criteria for the group.

Add OR
—Adds members to the group when at least one of the criteria applies.
Add AND
—Adds members to the group only when all criteria apply.



(On Demand Assignment only) Click

Add Users

to view the list of possible group members.



(On Demand Assignment only) Select the users you want and

Add

them to the group.



To filter the list of possible group members, enter a search term and

Apply Search

and optionally select either

Text Search

or

Substring Search

.


(Optional) If you want to delete one of the contexts or attributes, click
Delete
in the row that contains the context or attribute you want to remove.

(Optional) To remove a user from a cloud dynamic user group, select the check box in the row for the user and click
Remove User
then click
Continue
to confirm.
The
Add User
button changes to
Remove User
when you select a user.

Click
Submit
to create the Cloud Dynamic User Group.
You can now use the Cloud Dynamic User Group to create group-based Security policy.
(
User Risk Information with Azure AD only
) If you enabled user risk information collection in step 1.2, verify that the Cloud Identity Engine can successfully collect the information by clicking the locked user icon and verifying that
Collect User Risk
displays with a green check mark.

To remove a cloud dynamic user group, select the ellipses button then select
Remove
.

If a sync for the removed group is currently in progress, the removed group may still display on the page. If this occurs, refresh the page and confirm the removed group no longer displays.