GDPR and SAP: Data Privacy with SAP Business Suite and SAP S/4HANA (SAP PRESS)

Can your data privacy protocols prevent data breaches? With this guide, you'll develop and implement a privacy policy that protects your data and complies with GDPR. Learn to block and delete data, implement purpose-based processing, and determine who can access what information in your SAP system. Use the Information Retrieval Framework, SAP MDG, SAP Read Accessing Logging, and other tools to support your data privacy efforts. Get compliant before it's too late!

* Comply with the EU s GDPR regulation and avoid costly fines
* Design your IT environment to meet data privacy requirements
* Explore the SAP software solutions that protect sensitive personal data

GDPR
Cut through the legal jargon behind the EU's GDPR regulation and learn what it will take for your organization to become compliant.

Data Privacy
Understand how SAP Business Suite and SAP S/4HANA keep data secure and master key data security concepts, from purpose-based processing to minimal authorizations.

SAP Solutions
Use SAP tools like the Data Controller Rule Framework, SAP Read Accessing Logging, and SAP Test Data Migration Server to configure access rules, keep track of data retrievals, and migrate data securely.

* Personal data
* SAP Information Lifecycle Management (SAP ILM)
* Data Controller Rule Framework
* Information Retrieval Framework
* SAP Read Access Logging
* SAP Master Data Governance (SAP MDG)
* SAP Test Data Migration Server
* Authorizations
* Purpose-based processing
* Auditing
* Project planning

Volker Lehnert has held various positions in compliance and security at SAP since 2000. Since 2012, he has worked in SAP Application Innovation Services (AIS) as the product owner of data protection solutions, defining the data protection functions of the SAP Business Suite and SAP S/4HANA.

Iwona Luther has been working for SAP for 20 years in the field of data archiving, which has evolved over the years to SAP Information Lifecycle Management. She is the product owner of SAP ILM. She is responsible for data archiving courses through SAP Education, and is the contact person for DSAG and ASUG s data archiving and ILM working groups.

Björn Christoph has been working for SAP as a software architect since 2002. He has been focusing for several years on topics such as data protection and software security in the SAP software.

Carsten Pluder has been working for SAP in support and development since 1999. He currently works for SAP Application Innovation Services (AIS) as lead architect for data protection for the SAP Business Suite and SAP S/4HANA. He focuses on supporting SAP customers in the archiving of their data and using SAP ILM.

Nicole Fernandes has worked as a translator for English, French, and German since 2005. Her fields of expertise are software/information technology and medical research/genetics. Her projects have included the translation of specialized ERP systems and industry-specific software solutions for the temporary employment sector (including documentations, user manuals etc). She also works as a senior editor for the online dictionary linguee.com (English - German) and contributed sample translations from a variety of fields to the translation machine deepl.com.