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What is the difference between ECC security and RAR security
when GRC (RAR<SPM<CUP) is used, when similar functionality can
be performed SAP R3 level(ECC)?
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Answer Posted / itsgaurav151
The things ECC security and RAR security are different. ECC
is a system whereas RAR is a tool. ECC security involves
securitg data, t-code access, report access and maintaining
the suthorizations. RAR(Risk analysis and Remediation) is a
tool that is used for analysis of risk analysis and its
remeduation as name suggests. Rhis tool determines all
potential risks that arises if a t-code/object/role/auth is
assigned to a user. Also this tool helps to remediate that
risk using mitigation technique.
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