C_SEC_2405 Exam Dumps - SAP Certified Associate - Security Administrator

Dialog User (A):

Designed for interactive logins where users perform tasks directly in the SAP system.

Communication User (D):

Typically used for communication between systems, but it can also log in interactively under certain configurations to perform API testing or debugging.

Why Others Are Incorrect:

Service User (B):Cannot log in interactively; it is intended for background processing.

System User (C):Restricted to system-to-system communication and background processes, with no interactive access.

SAP Security References:

SAP User Management Documentation

SAP Note: User Types and Their Use Cases

Context:SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition requires careful planning of the authorization concept to ensure proper access control.

Solution Explanation:

C:Business roles serve as containers for catalogs and can be assigned directly to users.

D:Business catalogs are assigned to business roles, defining the scope of access.

SAP Security References:

SAP Fiori Role and Catalog Management Guide

SAP Help Portal for Business Role Management

Context:In SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition, employee information can be uploaded independently of external HR systems for workforce management.

Solution Explanation:

TheManage Workforce appallows customers to manage and upload employee-related data without requiring integration with an external HR system.

SAP Security References:

SAP S/4HANA Cloud Documentation

SAP Workforce Management Guidelines

InCloud Identity Services, write transformations allow customization of how data is written to a target system. Both read and write transformations can only be defined forTarget Systems, as they involve sending processed data to external systems or applications.

SAP Security References:

SAP Cloud Identity Services Transformation Guide

SAP Target System Integration Documentation

Context:Activated OData services are linked with specific object types for authorization maintenance.

Solution Explanation:

IWSV:Assigned to activated OData services in SU24, representing individual service definitions.

SAP Security References:

SAP SU24 Role Maintenance Guide

SAP Gateway and OData Authorization Documentation

When defining a role-naming convention in an SAP S/4HANA on-premise system, SAP recommends the following rules:

Role Names Must NOT Start with "SAP" (A):

The prefix "SAP" is reserved for standard roles delivered by SAP.

Custom roles should use a different prefix to avoid confusion and potential conflicts during upgrades or support packages.

Role Names Are System Language-Independent (B):

Role names should be consistent across different language settings.

Using language-independent names ensures that roles are easily identifiable and maintainable regardless of the system's logon language.

Role Names Can Be No Longer Than 30 Characters (E):

The maximum length for role names is 30 characters.

Keeping within this limit ensures compatibility with SAP standards and avoids issues in role assignment and maintenance.

SAP Security References:

SAP Best Practices:Naming Conventions for Roles and Profiles

SAP Help Portal:Guidelines for Role Administration

SAP Note:Role Naming Standards in SAP Systems

TheDisplay Authorization Tracetool inSAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Editionprovides the following functionalities:

Display Business Roles (A):

Identifies the business roles that grant access to specific objects or transactions.

Analyze Missing Authorizations (C):

Helps detect authorization gaps by reviewing failed checks, enabling role adjustment.

Analyze Assigned Authorizations (E):

Verifies successful checks for already assigned authorizations, ensuring roles are functioning as intended.

SAP Security References:

SAP Help Portal: Authorization Trace Tool Documentation

SAP Note on Using Authorization Traces in S/4HANA Cloud

Context:SAP Security Optimization Services help assess administrative and security configurations, providing tailored recommendations to safeguard SAP systems against threats.

Solution Description:

SAP Security Optimization Servicesanalyze configurations, authorizations, and operational practices in SAP systems, identifying vulnerabilities and providing actionable recommendations for system hardening.

Elimination of Other Options:

A. SAP EarlyWatch Alert: Focuses on system performance, not specifically on administrative security.

B. SAP Enterprise Threat Detection: Monitors runtime threats but does not assess administrative setups.

C. SAP Code Vulnerability Analyzer: Analyzes code, not administrative areas.

SAP Security References:

SAP Help Portal (Security Optimization Service Guidelines)

SAP Support Notes related to system security audits