At CSI tools we understand that software is also part of a rapidly growing carbon footprint. Therefore, we make software an integral part of our sustainability efforts by taking its carbon footprint into account in the way we design, develop and deploy our software.
SAP security and GRC (Governance, Risk & Compliance) are getting more and more important for many of today's organizations. While traditional systems like HR, ERP, CRM, SCM or BW are at the core of fundamental business processes, the move towards SAP S/4HANA, Big Data and cloud solutions of both SAP and other vendors introduces another, either parallel or integrated, pillar of technology.
Like many other major world events, COVID-19 has triggered cybercriminals to target and exploit those that are more critical now than ever. In pressing times like these, we want to make sure that healthcare providers stay up and running securely, to provide us, and our loved ones, with the critical care we might come to need.
By making use of axl & trax' expertise, the EFS (Etablissement Français du Sang - French Blood Establishment) has redesigned its authorization concept in SAP.
EFS has the legal monopoly of blood collection and transfusion. Through 15 regional institutions, which are often still heterogeneous, EFS has 10,000 employees spread over 150 sites. The complexity of the authorizations in the SAP ECC 6 ERP system created a security breach. EFS reacted by redesigning its authorization concept, drawing on the expertise of axl & trax.
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.
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