Tiede-Jan de Jong’s Post

Spot the differences between the two pictures (please comment) In the SAP GRC standard rulebook, ABZK is grouped under the conflicting function "Asset Document", while FB01 falls under functions like "Post Journal Entries, Vendor Invoices, and Customer Invoices". It makes you wonder why similar transactions are treated differently...... #accenture #accenturesecurity #sap #sapsecurity

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Harmeet Singh

Director - KPMG India | Leadership in Digital Risk and Advisory | Controls Transformation & Compliance Specialist

1d

Agree, there are multiple such cases which makes me think and make relevant changes.

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Susan Stapleton

VP, Customer Advisory at Pathlock, Inc.

12h

Got to be specific with the underlying auths - in both your roles and ruleset(s) - to lock down the broad activity (FB01) transactions.

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Amol Patil

Senior SAP Security Consultant at TCS (Immediate Joiner)

1d

Response time also the difference..

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Filip Nowak

Helping Customers in SAP Security journey | Co-Founder at GRC Advisory | GRC Solutions

1d

Totally agree. We’ve seen the same with payment risks—transactions like F-07 or F-53 are flagged, but you can’t actually make payments with them unless you use F110 or F111. These T-codes just post accounting documents; they don’t trigger real payments. Standard rulebooks often miss that kind of process detail. Definitely worth customizing based on how things actually work in your system.

Selva Kumar

AI Base SAP Cyber Security Implementation |SAP IAG |PATH LOCK l SAP Trainer l SAP Audit l SAP License I SAP GRC | SAP Security | SAP IDM | SAP GRC PC | SAP Fiori | SAP Hana Security| Onapsis

1d

ABZK records Fixed asset and FB01 is for Journal Entries

Gabriele Fiata

SAP Cybersecurity Leader | Market Strategy, Compliance, Risk

1d

Exactly the same program 😄. What happens if you display them with SE93? Any differences there?

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