Oracle Cloud Infrastructure IAM provides identity and access management for Oracle Cloud and for other applications. Its core is the identity domain: a container for a user population and its configuration. Within it you manage users and roles, federation and provisioning, single sign-on for applications, SAML and OAuth identity providers, and security settings such as multi-factor authentication. Every tenancy has a default domain, and additional domains can serve separate environments. Administration runs through the OCI console and a SCIM-based API. The service is delivered as a cloud component of OCI.
Oracle is headquartered in Austin, Texas, in the United States, and is subject to US law, including the CLOUD Act. It has no majority shareholder. OCI has commercial regions in several European countries, such as Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Paris, Milan, Madrid, Stockholm and Zurich, and a domain can be replicated to additional regions. Oracle's documentation does not state where identity data is physically stored; organisations should confirm this for their own domain. The product is not open source.