on 12-13-2010 2:27 PM
Hi GRC Experts:
I am currently defining my RAR landscape strategy. In the past, I have used logical systems for the same "type" of system. For example, we had 3 ECC environments so I created a logical system for the 3 ECC systems.
Now we have 1 ECC, 1 APO and 1 SRM system. Are there any benefits of setting up a logical system within this landscape? I would imagine there are some benefits with creating a logical system and assigning the BASIS risks to that system because the risks exist across the different environments. But are there any others?
Thank you,
Grace Rae
I have a query,,,
We need dash board with out BI or BO or DS... on ECC.
Please suggest
Regards
Sai
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Grace,
I will suggest you go with three different physical system.
Logical system is useful when you are defining same ruleset for say 5 ECC boxes.
regards,
Surpreet
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Hi Grace, Logical Systems would be an optimal design if you need to add more systems in the future to the GRC landscape to perform Risk analysis.
Logical System 1: ECC Logical System
All the ECC Physical Systems (PR1, PR2, etcu2026)
Function Authorizations to be uploaded are r3_function_actions and r3_function_permissions files which excludes the Basis Functions
Logical System 2: SRM Logical System
All the SRM physical Systems (PS1, PS2, etc...)
Function Authorizations to be uploaded are srm_function_actions and srm_function_permissions
Logical System 3: APO Logical System
All the APO physical Systems (PA1, PA2, etc...)
Function Authorizations to be uploaded are apo_function_actions and apo_function_permissions
Logical System 4: ALL Systems
All the physical systems (PR1, PR2, PS1, PS2, PA1, PA2....)
Function Authorizations to be uploaded are just the Basis Function Actions and permissions
Bugesh
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