We are all aware of the importance in having the SAP security in place. What I do find remarkable that the focus is always on transactions codes: Financial audits,SOx compliance or user requests. All is focused on users having access and being restricted to transaction codes.
SAP confirms that transactions can be bypassed in their definition of SAP security in the help file.
On Feb. 20th, 2015 CSI tools has moved to the SAP Security Research Center in Herent, at less than 20 minutes driving from Brussels Airport. Our infrastructure just got bigger and better.
Our new address is Bieststraat 2, B-3020 Herent.
For improved and direct service, our support team now has its own dedicated phone number: +32 16 308 008 and dedicated email. On top of that, you'll be able to reach us at extended service hours: 8 AM CET to 19:30 PM CET.
Please update your contact information.
Mark your calendars: Our own Johan Hermans wil speak at the 4th BIZEC workshop at the Troopers IT-Security Conference on March 17, 2015. He will be speaking on detecting role anomalies and wrong audit reports, to learn who really can do what in SAP ECC. Check out the Troopers15 Agenda.
This e-book provides insight in SAP authorizations logic, the logic and illogic of transaction codes and authorization objects, the access path and an evolving approach for your GRC solutions.
The fourth edition was released on February 16, 2016. Get your copy now.
We are very proud to present the latest addition to our software suite: CSI Emergency Request 2015, CSI ER in short, is an automated emergency procedure with firefighter capabilities to mitigate the risk and to allow a timely response of an intervention team to provide broad access to a SAP system with full evidence logging.
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