SAP Authorizations Analyse and evaluate permissions using SAP Query

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Analyse and evaluate permissions using SAP Query
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Define explicit code-level permission checks whenever you start transactions from ABAP programmes or access critical functions or data. This is the easiest and most effective defence to protect your business applications from misuse, because programming-level permission checks can ensure two things: Incomplete or incorrect validation of the executed transaction start permissions will result in compliance violations. Complex permission checks can also be performed adequately for the parameterized use of CALL TRANSACTION.

It is very important that critical authorizations are generally subject to a monitoring process in order to be able to ensure that they are assigned in a productive system in a very restricted manner or not at all. Law-critical authorizations in particular, such as deleting all change documents, debugging ABAP programs with Replace, and deleting version histories, must never be assigned in a production system, as these authorizations can be used to violate the erasure ban, among other things. It must therefore be ensured that these authorizations have not been assigned to any user, not even to SAP® base administrators.
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Additional permission check on the S_RZL_ADM authorization object: For security reasons, an additional permission check is performed on the S_RZL_ADM authorization object for special PSE (Personal Security Environment) files with access type 01 (Create). These files are called *.pse and cred_v2. These files are required for single sign-on, encryption and digital signatures. They are maintained using the transaction STRUST and the transaction STRUSTSSO2, which require the same permission (see SAP Note 1497104 for details).

All external services with their suggested values can be viewed or maintained in the transaction SU24. Access to external services or all CRM functions and data within CRM functions is realised via PFCG roles. To create these PFCG roles, you must first create a role menu. To do this, run the report CRMD_UI_ROLE_PREPARE. You can specify either the name of the CRM Business Role (User Role) or the name of the assigned PFCG role. It is also important that you specify the language in which the PFCG role will be maintained in the appropriate field.

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Various tools are available on the market for this purpose.

The generated password is then set as the initial password and must be changed at the next login by the user.
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