SAP Monitoring Tool Helps Improve SAP Security
Improve SAP system monitoring by enforcing rules and regulating user access
Analyze and mitigate risks with SAP security monitoring
Streamline control of user access management
With SolarWinds Access Rights Manager, IT teams can obtain more autonomy over how they assign and manage user access control in SAP systems. With the SAP integration, admins can discover authorization paths and even find multiple authorizations. ARM offers user provisioning and management for SAP, which you can use to deploy and manage new user accounts. Admins can also leverage ARM to see which Active Directory users are assigned to which SAP accounts. ARM even includes the ability to customize templates that can be used to provide role-specific access to users.
Additionally, ARM introduces access rights delegation based on the data owner, which means data owners themselves define SAP data categories across your organization, assign its functional owners, and manage related permissions. This portal can be accessed via the web on any device, including laptops, desktops, tablets, and smartphones.
Demonstrate compliance with the help of SAP monitoring tool capabilities
Understand transaction codes and recognize authorization paths and multiple authorizations
Gain valuable insights with SolarWinds Observability Self-Hosted
SolarWinds Observability Self-Hosted was designed to simplify hybrid environment management. This easy-to-use tool provides visibility into on-prem and cloud resources so organizations can improve availability and reduce remediation time. Admins using SolarWinds Observability Self-Hosted can also say hello to well-organized vulnerability and performance analysis dashboards, automated discovery and dependency mapping, and less tool sprawl and alert fatigue. Plus, it can integrate with ARM and SolarWinds® Security Event Manager (SEM) as Security Observability, giving admins a single-pane-of-glass view of security events and issues.
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Do you find yourself asking…
SAP monitoring is the practice of proactively monitoring application servers and computer utilization in an IT environment that runs SAP systems. Since many organizations use SAP, specifically the Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software, SAP monitoring is a critical practice to help ensure network software is performing at or above the expected thresholds set by IT admins.
By monitoring SAP systems on a regular basis, you can identify important information about the health of your systems, servers, connections, and critical applications. In fact, monitoring SAP systems should be completed daily.
However, many SAP solutions utilize a three-tier client-server architecture. While this architecture is ideal for organizations that value scalability and flexibility, it can also make the monitoring process more difficult. Investing in an enterprise-grade SAP system monitoring tool can help improve the SAP monitoring process and streamline IT efforts.
SAP monitoring is the practice of proactively monitoring application servers and computer utilization in an IT environment that runs SAP systems. Since many organizations use SAP, specifically the Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software, SAP monitoring is a critical practice to help ensure network software is performing at or above the expected thresholds set by IT admins.
By monitoring SAP systems on a regular basis, you can identify important information about the health of your systems, servers, connections, and critical applications. In fact, monitoring SAP systems should be completed daily.
However, many SAP solutions utilize a three-tier client-server architecture. While this architecture is ideal for organizations that value scalability and flexibility, it can also make the monitoring process more difficult. Investing in an enterprise-grade SAP system monitoring tool can help improve the SAP monitoring process and streamline IT efforts.
Integrate permissions management with SAP monitoring
Access Rights Manager
- Run SAP scans to identify user permission violations and segregate user duties.
- Improve user access management with better visibility into SAP systems.
- Fortify compliance efforts with ad hoc and regularly scheduled SAP audit reports.
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