An administrator is tasked with restoring configurations in their Identity Security Cloud Tenant after an...

The statement is not accurate as written. Configuration Hub restoration does use a draft , but an administrator cannot simply add arbitrary missing configuration objects to an existing draft through the normal draft-editing process.

The supported restoration workflow is to select the required backup, create a deployment draft, review the differences between the backup and the live tenant, optionally edit supported object details or remove objects that should not be deployed, and then deploy the draft. Configuration Hub automatically evaluates dependencies and identifies reference issues while preparing the draft.

Current SailPoint documentation specifically states that administrators can edit JSON definitions of existing draft objects or remove objects/object types. If an administrator removes an object from the draft and later discovers that this was a mistake, the supported action is to create a new draft from the backup and start again . There is no general "add missing object" operation to repopulate an existing draft.

Therefore, reviewing the draft is correct, but the proposed mechanism of editing and adding missing objects makes the overall statement invalid.

Study Guide Reference: Platform — Configuration Hub, Backups, Configuration Drafts and Restoring Tenant Configuration.

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