There is an article in help.sap .com which talks about SAP HANA vs SAP GRC 10.0 , and they have nicely given the different reports we can get through HANA for Access Requests , Access Risks , Emergency Access
Here are the details
Implementation Considerations :
You install this
software component as an add-on for SAP HANA. To use the virtual data model
described in this documentation you need to run SAP GRC Access Control 10.0 or
higher.
More Information :
For more information
about this product and a complete list of other add-ons available, see http://help.sap.com/hba.
You can access
technical details for every view in the auto documentation. To create the auto
documentation proceed as follows:
1.
In the SAP HANA Studio
Modeler perspective, start Auto Documentation from the central frame.
2.
Choose the package and
press Add.
3.
Enter a target
location path and press Finish.
One PDF document for each view is created in
the given path using the view names as file names.
Access Requests
This virtual data model provides the prerequisites for analyzing
the data generated during creation and processing of access requests. Based on
this virtual data model, you can generate reports to answer the following
business questions.
·
How many access requests were created for the last three months?
·
What types of access requests were created: User Access, reviews
of Segregation of Duties, Emergency Access?
·
What was the length of time for the access requests to be
completed for the last five months?
·
What access requests are still pending? How long have they been
open?
·
How many users and roles were provisioned for the last four
months?
·
What are the most frequently requested roles?
·
What are the service level agreements for the requests?
Access Risks:
This
virtual data model provides the (building blocks) prerequisites for creating ad
hoc reports for analyzing the access risks, access risk violations, incidents
of SoD risk and mitigating control risk violations, org rules, mitigating
controls, actions, functions, critical actions/roles/profiles, action usage,
incidents, Segregation of Duties (SoD) and user access risk. Analysis areas
include risks library, rules library, users, roles
Based
on this virtual data model, you can generate reports to answer the following
business questions.
·
What are the access risk violations over the past six months?
·
What are the risk violations for a specific role?
·
What mitigating activities have been performed over the past
three months?
·
What unmitigated risks exist in the system?
·
What is the history for SoD reviews?
·
What is the history for user access reviews?
Emergency Access
This virtual data model provides the prerequisites for analyzing
the data generated during emergency access and firefighting sessions. Based on
this virtual data model, you can generate reports to answer the following
business questions.
·
Who has performed emergency access activities for the past
month?
·
What activities did they perform during the emergency access?
·
For what reasons did they perform emergency access?
·
What systems were accessed?
·
Who approved the emergency access?
·
What was the length of time emergency access was required?
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