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Main Menu We Accept Crypto Payment 0 No products in the cart. * Library * Home * Contact Us 🔍 Home / Library / SAP Security Configuration and Deployment: The IT Administrator’s Guide to Best Practices SAP SECURITY CONFIGURATION AND DEPLOYMENT: THE IT ADMINISTRATOR’S GUIDE TO BEST PRACTICES $5.00 SAP Security Configuration and Deployment: The IT Administrator's Guide to Best Practices quantity — OR — Add to cart Categories: Computer Science, Library Tag: System Administration GTIN: 9781597492843 FacebookTwitterEmailShare * Description SAP SECURITY CONFIGURATION AND DEPLOYMENT THE IT ADMINISTRATOR’S GUIDE TO BEST PRACTICES Size: 6 MB (6130577 bytes) Extension: pdf Author(s): Joey Hirao, Mimi Choi, Perry Cox, Steven Passer Year: 2008 ISBN: 1597492841,9781597492843 Description: Throughout the world, high-profile large organizations (aerospace and defense, automotive, banking, chemicals, financial service providers, healthcare, high tech, insurance, oil and gas, pharmaceuticals, retail, telecommunications, and utilities) and governments are using SAP software to process their most mission-critical, highly sensitive data. With more than 100,000 installations, SAP is the world’s largest enterprise software company and the world’s third largest independent software supplier overall. Despite this widespread use, there have been very few books written on SAP implementation and security, despite a great deal of interest. (There are 220,000 members in an on-line SAP ‘community’ seeking information, ideas and tools on the IT Toolbox Website alone.) Managing SAP user authentication and authorizations is becoming more complex than ever, as there are more and more SAP products involved that have very different access issues. It’s a complex area that requires focused expertise. This book is designed for these network and systems administrator who deal with the complexity of having to make judgmental decisions regarding enormously complicated and technical data in the SAP landscape, as well as pay attention to new compliance rules and security regulations. Most SAP users experience significant challenges when trying to manage and mitigate the risks in existing or new security solutions and usually end up facing repetitive, expensive re-work and perpetuated compliance challenges. This book is designed to help them properly and efficiently manage these challenges on an ongoing basis. It aims to remove the ‘Black Box’ mystique that surrounds SAP security. * The most comprehensive coverage of the essentials of SAP security currently available: risk and control management, identity and access management, data protection and privacy, corporate governance, legal and regulatory compliance.* This book contains information about SAP security that is not available anywhere else to help the reader avoid the “gotchas” that may leave them vulnerable during times of upgrade or other system changes *Companion Web site provides custom SAP scripts, which readers can download to install, configure and troubleshoot SAP. Table of contents : cover……Page 1 Copyright……Page 2 Technical Editor……Page 3 Lead Author……Page 4 Contributing Authors……Page 5 Introduction……Page 7 Introduction……Page 8 The SAP NetWeaver Technology Map……Page 11 NetWeaver Web Application Server……Page 13 ABAP Web AS 7.0……Page 15 J2EE Web AS 7.0……Page 16 UME Installation Options……Page 17 Backend: UNIX/Oracle……Page 21 Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC)……Page 23 ABAP Web AS 7.0……Page 28 Backend: UNIX/Oracle……Page 29 Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC)……Page 30 Frequently Asked Questions……Page 31 Notes……Page 33 Concepts and Security Model……Page 34 ABAP……Page 35 Authenticating Users……Page 36 Using Secure Network Connection……Page 37 Using User ID and Password……Page 38 Using SAP Logon Tickets and Single Sign-on……Page 39 Authorization Concept……Page 40 Authorization Objects and Field Values……Page 42 Authorization Checks……Page 43 Authorization Groups……Page 44 User Management……Page 45 Integrating User Management……Page 46 Using Central User Administration……Page 47 Using Lightweight Directory Access Protocol Synchronization……Page 48 User Maintenance……Page 50 Role Maintenance……Page 51 Logging and Monitoring……Page 52 Using the User Information System……Page 53 Securing Transport Layer for SAP Web AS ABAP……Page 56 Using Secure Store and Forward……Page 59 Using Virus Scan Interface……Page 60 Enforcing Security Policies……Page 61 J2EE……Page 62 J2EE Application Concept……Page 63 Web Applications……Page 64 Web Components……Page 65 Remote Objects……Page 66 Authentication Concept……Page 67 Authentication Approaches……Page 68 Authentication Mechanisms……Page 69 Using User ID and Password……Page 70 Using X.509 Certificate on SSL……Page 71 Using Security Session IDs for SSO……Page 73 Using Logon Tickets for SSO……Page 74 Using Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) Assertions for SSO……Page 75 Using Kerberos Authentication SSO……Page 77 Using Header Variables for SSO……Page 78 Authorization Concept……Page 79 UME User Store Provider……Page 80 DBMS User Store Provider……Page 81 Roles or Permissions……Page 82 J2EE Security Roles……Page 83 UME Roles (or Permissions)……Page 84 Access Control List……Page 85 Portal Permissions……Page 86 Security Zones……Page 87 User Management……Page 88 Using Lightweight Directory Access Protocol Synchronization……Page 89 User Administration……Page 90 Integrating User and Role Administration……Page 91 Securing Transport Layer for SAP J2EE Engine……Page 92 Enforcing Security Policies……Page 94 GRC……Page 96 SAP GRC Access Control……Page 98 SAP GRC Process Control……Page 100 Authorization Concept……Page 102 Task……Page 103 Objects……Page 104 SAP GRC Risk Management……Page 105 Installing Latest Security-Related Patches……Page 106 Protecting Operating System Files……Page 107 Protecting Operating System Resources……Page 109 Protecting Network Access……Page 111 Protecting Standard Database Users……Page 112 Protecting Database-Related Files……Page 113 Protecting the Oracle Listener……Page 114 ABAP……Page 115 Backend: UNIX/Oracle……Page 116 Frequently Asked Questions……Page 117 ABAP……Page 119 Identity Management……Page 120 CUA……Page 122 LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol)……Page 125 Standard User ID/Pass……Page 127 What Is a Role?……Page 129 SAP Authorization Concept……Page 130 Single Sign-on and Certificates……Page 131 Password Rules……Page 134 Using Secure Communication……Page 135 HTTPS……Page 136 SNC……Page 137 Acquire or Develop a Security Policy……Page 138 Authorization to Corporate Data and Application Functionality Will Be via Role Assignment to User IDs……Page 139 Establish a Change Management Procedure for Post-Production Role Changes……Page 140 Standards……Page 141 Roles……Page 142 Role Naming……Page 143 Guiding Principles……Page 144 Role Development Steps……Page 146 Security Matrix……Page 149 Tools……Page 150 BDM2……Page 151 PFCG……Page 154 RZ11……Page 158 SCUL……Page 160 SE93……Page 163 SM04……Page 164 SM19 and SM20……Page 165 SM59……Page 172 ST01……Page 174 SU01……Page 179 SU02……Page 182 SU24……Page 183 SU53……Page 184 SUIM……Page 186 WE05……Page 189 Setup of CUA……Page 190 Setup of LDAP Con……Page 191 SAP Generic Users……Page 193 Single Sign-on and Certificates……Page 194 Password Rules……Page 197 Authorization Objects……Page 198 Definition……Page 199 Authorization Groups……Page 200 Tables……Page 201 Programs……Page 202 Spool……Page 203 File System……Page 206 Securing the Operating System from the SAP Application with S_DATASET and S_PATH……Page 207 BDC Sessions……Page 210 Securing the Operating System from the SAP Application with Logical Commands……Page 211 Single Sign-on with SAPGUI……Page 212 HTTPS……Page 214 SNC……Page 216 Setting Up the PFCG_TIME_DEPENDENCY Job……Page 217 Access to TEMSE – Temporary Sequential……Page 218 System Locks (SM12)……Page 219 CUA Monitoring/ Troubleshooting……Page 220 RFC Access……Page 224 AL08 – Users Logged On……Page 225 Weekly Tasks……Page 226 PFCG – Role Maintenance……Page 227 Run Report RSUSR003……Page 228 Architecture……Page 229 Implementation……Page 230 Frequently Asked Questions……Page 231 J2EE……Page 232 Users Maintenance……Page 233 J2EE Authorization……Page 243 The User Management Engine……Page 244 User Self-Registration……Page 245 Portal Configuration……Page 247 J2EE Configuration for SID=DP1 (J2EE Engine)……Page 248 Portal Test……Page 249 Changing Passwords……Page 250 Emergency User……Page 253 Password Rules……Page 254 Setting Up SSL……Page 255 Installing the SAP Java Cryptographic Toolkit……Page 256 Creating Server Keys……Page 260 Generating Signed Certificates……Page 263 Authentication……Page 265 Implementing Client Certificates……Page 267 Setting Up SSL……Page 270 Frequently Asked Questions……Page 271 GRC……Page 272 Introduction……Page 273 Architecture……Page 276 Design Considerations……Page 280 Risk Management……Page 283 Enterprise Portal……Page 284 Compliance Calibrator……Page 285 Segregation of Duties Report – by User……Page 290 Ad Hoc Queries……Page 291 Access Control……Page 292 SAP Process Control……Page 295 Architecture……Page 298 SAP Tools……Page 299 Frequently Asked Questions……Page 300 Notes……Page 303 Back End:UNIX/Oracle……Page 304 Database Security……Page 305 Patches……Page 306 Patching Procedures: Oracle to 10.2.0.2……Page 307 Users……Page 308 Default Passwords……Page 309 Default Privileges……Page 312 Restrict Network Access……Page 314 Operating System Security……Page 317 Changing Some Defaults……Page 318 Techniques……Page 319 Operating System Security……Page 324 Frequently Asked Questions……Page 325 Overview of Auditing……Page 327 Introduction……Page 328 SAP Controls……Page 330 Reconciliation Account in General Ledger……Page 331 Customer Credit Management Master Record Settings……Page 332 Vendor Master Record Settings……Page 333 General Ledger Account Master Record……Page 334 Material Master Records……Page 335 Sales Order……Page 336 Pick, Pack, and Ship……Page 337 Billing……Page 338 Customer Payment……Page 339 Purchase Order……Page 340 Goods Receipt……Page 341 Payment to Vendor……Page 342 Auditing Configuration Changes……Page 343 Auditing Customized Programs……Page 345 Auditing Basis……Page 346 Auditing 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