The employee change jobs. Did their access change too?

The employee change jobs. Did their access change too?

This is one of the simplest ways access creep happens. Someone moves from one department to another. They receive the access required for the new job. But some of the old access stays. Nothing immediately breaks. The user continues working. And over time, their access...
5 000 SOD conflicts. Now what?

5 000 SOD conflicts. Now what?

I’ve seen SoD exercises generate enormous numbers of findings. Hundreds. Thousands. Sometimes far more. And technically, the report may be correct. But it leaves the security team with another problem: 𝗪𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗲 𝗱𝗼 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗿𝘁? Not every conflict carries the same...
Sensitive access is not automatically bad

Sensitive access is not automatically bad

I don’t believe the goal of SAP security should be to eliminate sensitive access. That wouldn’t be realistic. People need to perform critical activities. Someone has to: • Create or change master data• Approve transactions• Administer roles• Maintain...
The role looks fine

The role looks fine

A role can look perfectly reasonable on paper. The name makes sense.The assignment was approved.The user clearly needs it. And yet the real issue may be sitting much deeper inside the role. One authorization object.One activity value.One unrestricted field.One range...
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