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What Is Risk Analysis?
Risk analysis is the assessment of potential risks on the business or market and the likelihood of adverse effects from those events. In a supply chain context, for example, companies model various disruptions to determine their impact and apply risk mitigation strategies to avoid them.
According to Investopedia, risk analysis can be divided between two types: qualitative and quantitative.
Qualitative analysis: Qualitative analysis incorporates a definition of uncertainties, evaluation of the potential impacts, and risk mitigation measures. Examples include SWOT analysis and cause and effect diagrams.
Quantitative analysis: Quantitative analysis relies on statistical modeling and assigning numeric values to potential risks. Within a risk model, those values produce graphical outputs to help determine risk mitigation strategies.
Through both risk analysis approaches, companies can glean an holistic view of their risk profile.
What Is Risk Analysis?
Risk analysis is the assessment of potential risks on the business or market and the likelihood of adverse effects from those events. In a supply chain context, for example, companies model various disruptions to determine their impact and apply risk mitigation strategies to avoid them.
According to Investopedia, risk analysis can be divided between two types: qualitative and quantitative.
Qualitative analysis: Qualitative analysis incorporates a definition of uncertainties, evaluation of the potential impacts, and risk mitigation measures. Examples include SWOT analysis and cause and effect diagrams.
Quantitative analysis: Quantitative analysis relies on statistical modeling and assigning numeric values to potential risks. Within a risk model, those values produce graphical outputs to help determine risk mitigation strategies.
Through both risk analysis approaches, companies can glean an holistic view of their risk profile.
SAP and Risk Management
As more companies migrate to SAP S/4HANA, it’s critical that their risk strategies are integrated within the system. SAP provides risk management solutions that put governance, risk, and compliance at the forefront of business activities.
According to SAP, “stakeholders want to see evidence, on demand and in real time, that an organization which they are backing is managing their financial, social, and environmental activities efficiently, profitably, and responsibly … Any risk management measures must focus on the specific value drivers unique to the business, and these can be difficult for you to identify. Managers must look beyond financial line items to the activities and processes that are integral to the organization’s business model.”
Further Resources for SAPinsiders
Building More Effective Access Control Through Business-Centric GRC. In this article, learn how companies are utilizing access control solutions to identify risk within their user base. These solutions and processes are often technical and driven from audit and IT perspectives with very little input from business users who might find the technical GRC language hard to decipher. That’s where the idea of business-centric GRC comes into play for access control — providing the business with easier to understand, less technical language so that they can better interpret the data.
Application Security Imperiled by Attackers. Application security is being threatened by cyberattacks on the application layer, such as SAP S/4HANA systems, which target valuable resources organizations store there. In this article, learn about new security concepts necessary to protect the “crown jewels” stored in SAP systems. Companies need to deploy real-time detection and response to deal with the rise in attacks against the SAP application layer level.
Vendors that can help SAP customers with risk analysis include: Appsian Security, DXC Technology, EcoVadis, and Onapsis.
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Get Your System Clean with Risk Analysis and Remediation
Published: 15/December/2008
Reading time: 15 mins
Become and stay Sarbanes-Oxley compliant with Risk Analysis and Remediation. Learn about its main features, technical architecture, and setup. Key Concept SAP GRC Access Control delivers controls that identify and prevent access and authorization risks in cross-enterprise systems. The controls prevent fraud and reduce the cost of continuous compliance and control. SAP GRC Access Control...…
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Increase Enterprise Risk Management Performance with SAP BusinessObjects Risk Management 10.0
Published: 18/April/2012
Reading time: 10 mins
Learn how to leverage SAP BusinessObjects Risk Management 10.0 advances and best practices to create greater satisfaction with executives and other stakeholders in enterprise resource management (ERM) program activities. Key Concept SAP BusinessObjects Risk Management 10.0 enables executives to have a broad, enterprisewide view of risk programs and insight into risk drivers and key risk...…
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Reduce Costs for Compliance by Implementing a Risk-Based Internal Control Solution
Published: 04/February/2010
Reading time: 19 mins
Costs for compliance and fraud prevention have risen significantly in recent years and with the current economic situation we’re likely to manage more regulations in the future, further driving costs up. Companies relish efficiency in the GRC space to garner the true benefits of compliance. One means of more efficient compliance is an integrated solution...…
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Configure and Implement the Proper Internal Controls Up Front for an Easier Audit
Published: 15/December/2008
Reading time: 30 mins
Having to go back and change your SAP system or your related business processes to deal with audit concerns takes time away from your daily operations and results in unnecessary distractions. By configuring your SAP system appropriately and designing your related business processes to effectively address your business risks, you can save significant effort. This...…
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How to Detect BPC Risk in SAP Access Control
Published: 31/July/2014
Reading time: 17 mins
Discover how to detect cross-system risk between SAP ERP and SAP Business Planning and Consolidation (BPC). See how BPC task profiles map to business functions and understand how to create cross-system connector groups and assign appropriate connectors to that group. Key Concept Cross-system groups logically define what connectors are involved in cross-system risk analysis. Task...…
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Combat Access Risk Violations in Your SAP ABAP Back-End System with Risk Terminator
Published: 08/March/2012
Reading time: 11 mins
Risk Terminator provides the framework that ensures that role provisioning to users and role maintenance (including creation) activities are subjected to proper risk analysis in a scenario in which such activities are performed directly in the plug-in system. Follow this comprehensive step-by-step procedure to learn how to configure and use Risk Terminator productively and efficiently...…
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Enhanced Alerts in SAP Access Control 10.x
Published: 01/June/2015
Reading time: 19 mins
Alerts are more enhanced in Access Control 10.0 and 10.1 as compared to the Access Control 5.x releases. From the 10.x release and on alerts are generated only when an access risk is satisfied at the permission level, which eradicates false positive alerts. An example illustrates the enhanced alerts. Also gain insight into mitigation control...…
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Optimize Application Integration by Running Risk Analysis and Remediation for SAP NetWeaver Portal
Published: 25/September/2009
Reading time: 13 mins
/ITThe Web-based environment of SAP NetWeaver Portal provides business users in your organization secure access to a wide array of SAP and non-SAP applications, information, and services, such as SAP ERP, analytics, business intelligence, and document repositories. The diversity of content delivered to your business users through SAP NetWeaver Portal may come with user access-related...…
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How to Prepare for a Comprehensive System Audit and Technical Review of SAP Access Control 10.0
Published: 28/October/2013
Reading time: 44 mins
Learn invaluable tricks and tips for overcoming top auditing issues specific to an SAP Access Control 10.0 system. Key Concept A system audit is an exercise performed to gain assurance that defined controls work as intended, thereby eliminating the likelihood of fraudulent or malicious activities in the enterprise system. It involves the verification of conformance...…
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Drive Risk-Based Auditing in the SAP Audit Management System
Published: 11/July/2016
Reading time: 33 mins
Learn how to configure SAP Audit Management to harness the benefits of risk-based auditing while integrating the system with SAP Process Control and SAP Risk Management. Key Concept SAP Audit Management is part of SAP Assurance and Compliance Software (powered by SAP HANA) that provides enterprises with an end-to-end audit management solution. The product is...…
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