Which of the following is not considered a certification event type?

A certification event is a process in SailPoint IdentityIQ where the appropriateness of user access rights is reviewed, typically conducted by managers, application owners, or auditors. The primary goal is to ensure compliance and mitigate risks related to unauthorized access.

In this context, "Policy Adjustment" is not classified as a certification event type because it refers to changes made to access policies rather than a specific action taken during an access review process. Certification events focus on reviewing, validating, or revoking access rights due to specific events such as user role changes or the creation of new accounts.

On the other hand, "Create," "Manager Transfer," and "Native Change" all represent actions that can trigger certification events. For example, when a new user is created, or if a user's manager changes, these events prompt the need for a certification review to assess whether the permissions should be retained, modified, or revoked accordingly. These actions are integral to the certification process as they directly relate to assessing user entitlements and maintaining compliance.