Centralized User Authentication and Provisioning for SAP Landscapes

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  1. ECC, IDM and AC 12.0 Farewell Tour: Seize the Moment to Implement the Compliance You’ve Always Wanted

    Organizations can seize the opportunity presented by SAP’s transitions, including the shift to SAP S/4 HANA, to enhance their risk and compliance strategies through centralized access governance, automation, and advanced access control solutions.

  2. Universal Identity and Access Management for Employees and Consumers

    As digital technologies have expanded their reach, the task of ensuring secure authentication and identity management within business processes has become more complex. Employees are no longer the only users involved — external users, such as consumers accessing a web shop, must also be considered. To help you navigate this new reality, this article explains…

  3. Identity and Access Management in Cloud and Hybrid SAP Landscapes

    While ensuring appropriate user access to your enterprise systems has always been a difficult task, it has become profoundly more challenging as IT landscapes have grown more complex with changing user roles and new technologies. To help you meet this challenge, SAP provides a comprehensive set of solutions — SAP Single Sign-On, SAP Cloud Platform…

  4. Make Identity Management Sarbanes-Oxley-Compliant by Leveraging Integrated SAP Solutions

    Efficient processes for identity management (IDM) are a challenge to many companies — in particular when access- and authorization-related risks must be managed and taken under consideration prior to provisioning access privileges. SAP BusinessObjects Access Control 5.3 comes with a Web service-based interface intended to provide risk analysis and mitigation features to IDM solutions. See...…

  5. Managing the Identity Life Cycle in Hybrid SAP Environments

    This article explains how to build a security bridge between on-premise and cloud-based applications in hybrid SAP landscapes by extending on-premise user authentication and identity management into the cloud.

  6. End-to-End Identity and Access Management in the Cloud

    As businesses extend their technology deployments into the cloud, new security concerns arise as users start accessing business applications from an array of locations and devices. How do you protect your data? How do you ensure that users have access to the right information — and only that information? SAP addresses these concerns with two…

  7. Implement a Compliant Identity Management Solution for Effective Provisioning, Reporting, and Role Management

    Learn how to achieve efficient, compliant, and secure management of user accounts and identities with SAP NetWeaver Identity Management (SAP NetWeaver IDM). Step through an overview of SAP NetWeaver IDM, including the product’s architecture and integration capabilities. Key Concept SAP NetWeaver Identity Management (SAP NetWeaver IDM) provides provisioning capabilities for SAP and third-party applications. You...…

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    Centralized User Authentication and Provisioning for SAP Landscapes

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    As organizations increasingly migrate to the cloud, managing user permissions through traditional Identity Access Management (IAM) becomes impractical and risky, prompting the need for centralized, automated solutions like SAP Cloud Identity Services, which enhance security and streamline identity processes in hybrid environments.

  9. Manage Identities and Optimize Compliance with SAP Cloud Identity Access Governance

    SAP Cloud Identity Access Governance provides real-time access governance and continuous monitoring of user access by immediately calculating the access analysis results as a background activity. Organizations can choose one or all of the services of SAP Cloud Identity Access Governance, depending on their business needs. It can easily be extended across the enterprise as...…

  10. Enhanced Identity and Access Management through SAP BTP Implementation by oXya

    It is important to protect SAP systems that a company uses because they contain sensitive data, which are crucial at both the operational and tactical levels. Any data leak from SAP systems can lead to a wide range of issues from espionage to CEO frauds, in which threat actors impersonate the CEO to get funds…