Security

What it means

System interactions should be seamless and intuitive to the end-user
System integrity relies upon effective user authentication and access permissions
Users should have unrestricted access only to information and functionality they require
Single sign-on requires trust and user mapping between systems, and a number of technical mechanisms are available for achieving this
Synchronisation of roles between systems ensures that users are presented with appropriate functionality only

Why IQX

IQX has deep understanding of both the SAP authorisation concept as well as Windows authentication mechanisms
We have expertise using the Kerberos protocol for authentication between systems
We understand the licensing implications of service-account based system integrations and direct end-user access to SAP functionality
We provide standard solutions for Single Sign On to SAP in both SharePoint and Microsoft Office contexts
We are experienced at dealing with authorisation restrictions, and designing elegant user interfaces that respond accordingly

Questions we can help you with

Who needs access to specific SAP authorisation objects?
What additional authorisations are required to allow users to access SAP functionality via Remote Function Calls?
How can we configure single sign-on if we don't have this enabled in SAP?
Where do we manage user mapping between Active Directory and SAP user accounts?
Which security mechanisms are most effective and easy to administer?
When do we use generic service accounts for accessing SAP functionality?
Can we consolidate our Windows and SAP roles?

Rest easy - your system is safe