When creating an onboarding rule, when will it be executed?

The reason the correct choice is that the onboarding rule is executed upon any future accounts discovered by a discovery process is tied to the fundamental purpose of onboarding rules in Identity Management and Access Governance. These rules are designed to automate the onboarding of new accounts as they are identified by the system, ensuring that all relevant policies and procedures regarding access control and permissions are applied from the moment the accounts are detected.

This approach allows for a seamless integration of new users, facilitating compliance and improving operational efficiency. It ensures that appropriate measures are consistently enforced without delay, enabling organizations to maintain security postures as they scale and adapt to changes in user environments.

In contrast, the other options do not align with the inherent function of onboarding rules. For example, executing the rule immediately after creation would not leverage the ongoing discovery processes that identify new accounts, while execution at the end of the month would introduce unnecessary delays. Additionally, manual triggering of the rule lacks the automation that organizations typically seek to achieve through the implementation of such rules, thereby reducing efficiency.