A person registry
A) Provides security administrators with a single view of an individual's accounts and permissions across the entire organization
B) Is the set of records from which information is retrieved by identifying particulars assigned to the individual
C) Is the process of comparing each discovered identity to a master record of all individuals in the organization
D) Is the central hub that connects identifiers from all Systems of Records into a single "master" identity

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A person registry is a centralized database or hub that collects and manages identity information from various systems of records (e.g. HR systems, email systems, etc.) and connects them all to form a single "master" identity for each individual in the organization. This allows security administrators to have a single view of an individual's accounts and permissions across the entire organization. Option A is describing the benefits of a person registry, but not what it actually is. Option B is describing a record-keeping system, but not necessarily a person registry. Option C is describing the process of identity matching, but not specifically related to a person registry.

A Person Registry