Map roles through organisational management
Perform upgrade rework for Y landscapes permission proposal values
To support the safe operation of SAP systems, SAP offers a whole portfolio of services. We present the security services offered by SAP Active Global Support (AGS). The security of an SAP system in operation depends on many factors. There are several security features in the SAP standard, such as user management, authentication and encryption capabilities, web service security features, and the various authorisation concepts. Vulnerabilities in the standard software are also regularly fixed in SAP notes and support packages. You are responsible for the safe operation of your SAP system landscapes; so you need to incorporate these features and fixes into your systems. The AGS Security Services support you by bundling the experiences of the AGS into consolidated best practices. We introduce these services and describe how they help you gain an overview of the security of your operational concept.
In IT systems to which different users have access, the authorizations usually differ. How an authorization concept for SAP systems and the new SAP S/4HANA for Group Reporting can look.
Transactional and Native or Analytical Tiles in the FIORI Environment
The results of the evaluation are marked with a coloured symbol. Classification varies for the different eligibility tests. The EWA does not only contain security-related tests and is therefore divided into different sections (e.g. hardware, performance). The test results in these areas are displayed with a traffic light symbol. If one of the tests within a section is indicated in red, the traffic light for that section shall also be set in red.
Standard permissions required for a functionally fully descriptive role should be maintained accordingly. It is recommended to disable and not delete unneeded permissions, or even entire permission branches. Permissions that have been set to Inactive status are not reinstated as new permissions in the permission tree when they are reshuffled, and those permissions are not included in the profile generation process, and thus are not assigned to a role in the underlying profile.
With "Shortcut for SAP systems" you can automate the assignment of roles after a go-live.
You can also find some useful tips from practice on the subject of SAP authorizations on the page www.sap-corner.de.
The dialogue user is therefore the most frequently used user type.
Login with user and password of another application (such as an AD or portal) In this case, the Web application must be able to obtain a unique SAP user ID to the login data.