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Introducing Oracle Fusion

Advanced Access Controls to Strengthen Security OpenWorld 2016

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Introducing Oracle Fusion

Advanced Access Controls to Strengthen Security

This session provides a first look at this upcoming cloud service:

Continually detect and manage unwanted user access in ERP, HCM & SCM Clouds

Streamline role design, access policies

Improve access controls for SOX, other regulations

This session will help you:

Learn about this cloud service from industry experts and Oracle’s product developers

Determine whether this cloud service will be right for your organization

Get answers to your questions in live Q&A with our panelists

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Safe Harbor Statement

The following is intended to outline our general product direction. It is intended for information purposes only, and may not be incorporated into any contract. It is not a commitment to deliver any material, code, or functionality, and should not be relied upon in making purchasing decisions. The development, release, and timing of any features or functionality described for Oracle’s products remains at the sole discretion of Oracle.

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© 2016 KPMG LLP, a Delaware limited liability partnership and the U.S. member firm of the KPMG network of independent member firms affiliated with KPMG International Cooperative (“KPMG

International”), a Swiss entity. All rights reserved. The KPMG name and logo are registered trademarks or trademarks of KPMG International.

Why Are Access Controls Needed?

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Agenda

Panelist Introductions

Introducing Advanced Access Controls

Panelist Q&A

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Panelists

– Katrina Johnson Chief Audit Executive Service Corp International

– Nicholas Seeman Director, Advisory Services KPMG LLP

– Mark Stebelton Director, Product Management Oracle Product Development

Moderator

– Barry Greenhut Director, Product Strategy Oracle Product Development

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Session Speakers

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Introducing Advanced Access Controls

Panelist Q&A

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Advanced Access Controls – Design Objectives

Find users in Oracle

ERP/HCM/SCM Cloud who…

• Can generate unwanted transactions – e.g., have separation of duties (SoD) conflicts

• Have access to sensitive data

Let organizations…

• Identify and minimize unnecessary financial and operational risk

• Demonstrate compliance with SOX and similar obligations

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• Enforcement includes detecting users who can:

• Application owners must continually enforce those policies

Enter unwanted transactions

Create invoices then pay them

Create purchase orders then record receipts for them

Create/change critical setup data and configurations

Spending authorization limits

Opening closed accounting periods

Create/change master data

Supplier

Customer

Employee

Item

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International”), a Swiss entity. All rights reserved. The KPMG name and logo are registered trademarks or trademarks of KPMG International.

Access Control Maturity

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Create Supplier Invoice Create Payment Supplier

Create Supplier Create Payment for same supplier

+ Create Supplier Create Payment for supplier

Why Is Separation of Duties Needed?

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Advanced Access Controls – Design Objectives Restrict Unauthorized Access & Automate SoD Analysis

Manage Exceptions & Simulate Changes

Link Results to Business Risks

Automate User Security Analysis

Deploy Pre-Built SoD Controls

Author New Access Rules & Policies

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Deep, Dynamic Analysis

• Generate unwanted transactions E.g., Separation of Duties

• Access to sensitive data

ERP/HCM/SCM user abilities

• Ready to grow as privileges are added to ERP/HCM/SCM

6,000+ ERP/HCM/SCM

privileges

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User: Janie Adams

Job Role: Accounts Payable Supervisor

Duty Role: Payables Payment Creation

Privilege: Create Payables Payments

Privilege: Create Purchase Order

Job Role: Buyer

SoD Conflict

Deep, Dynamic Analysis

Duty Role: Purchase Order Authoring

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Closed-loop, Compliant System

Enforce control

objectives, policies,

regulations

Maintain as users are added, assigned other roles

Evaluate & enact

treatment

Detect users’ access continually

Detect Evaluate

Enforce Maintain

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Panelist Introductions

Introducing Advanced Access Controls

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Panelist Q&A

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InFusion Corp: Goals and Requirements

Requirements: We need an enterprise solution that:

• Automates detection of users with excessive access

• Provides an audit trail of remediation activities for access issues

• Secures what users see and do within the solution

• Provides data and reports that key stakeholders need to make good decisions

• Requires minimum resources to administer after go-live

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Goal: We need to address user access risk by understanding excessive user access, treating access issues, and documenting accordingly

Process Owner and Auditor

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Best Practice Process

Identify Excessive

Access

Deploy Controls

Address Issues

Report Results

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Create Models and assess results

Remediate excessive access where feasible

Convert Models to Controls

Run Control Analysis periodically

Manage incidents - options:

Adjust ERP/HCM/SCM security configuration

Add compensating transaction controls

Report incident management results to

managers, auditors

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I import pre-built models, test and refine them, and use the results to guide improvements to role definitions

Preview

Diane Analyst

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Import Pre-built Models

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Import Pre-built Models

Procurement

• Create Payments &

• Create Suppliers

• Set Up Payment

• Create Purchase Orders &

• Approval Authorization Control

• Approve Invoices

• Create Invoices

Financials

• Enter Journal Entry &

• Approve Invoices

• Assets Workbench

• Create Invoices

• Create Payments

• Create Purchase Orders

• Post Journal Entry &

• Approve Invoices

• Assets Workbench

• Create Invoices

• Create Payments

• Create Purchase Orders

• Physical Inventory

Supply Chain

• Create Items &

• Cycle Counting

• Inventory Transactions

• Inventory Transactions &

• Receive Goods and Services

• Item Costing &

• Create Items

• Create Purchase Orders

• Ship Confirm Goods

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Some of the planned pre-built models (100+ planned)

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Review Model

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Configure Model – Business Objects

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Configure Model- Filter Logic

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Configure Model- Access Conditions

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Review Model Results

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Visualize Incidents

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Convert Models to Controls

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I review and remediate incidents in my business area

Review and Remediate Incidents

Chris Owner

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Review and Remediate Incidents

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Simulate Role Redesign

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I review incident reports and re-evaluate our existing access controls

Review Incident Reports

Alan Auditor

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Review Incident Reports

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Advanced Access Controls – Design Objectives Restrict Unauthorized Access & Automate SoD Analysis

Manage Exceptions & Simulate Changes

Link Results to Business Risks

Automate User Security Analysis

Deploy Pre-Built SoD Controls

Author New Access Rules & Policies

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Agenda

Panelist Introductions

Introducing Advanced Access Controls

Panelist Q&A Katrina Johnson Service Corp International

Nicholas Seeman KPMG LLP

Mark Stebelton Oracle Product Development

More Resources

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DEMOgrounds Moscone West Level 3 Lobby (M,T,W) ERP Showcase

Workstation WEP-020

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Wednesday CUSTOMER CASE STUDY Sep 21, 11:00 AM – 11:45 AM| Moscone West 3005

Securing ERP: Application Compliance and Controls Implementation [CAS7689]

Gautham Ramkumar: Director, Advisory Services, KMPG LLP Chuck Devore, Director, Finance Transformation, ADM Kenneth Kobia, Risk & Controls Lead, Archer Daniels Midland Organizations have successfully transformed their business operations by leveraging Oracle ERP technologies. Yet they continue to struggle to balance the two divergent needs of empowering ERP business users, while protecting sensitive data and transactions. In this session KPMG and Archer Daniels Midland detail how they took advantage of Oracle’s ERP security and controls capabilities, to support ADM’s initiative to deploy Oracle ERP .

PANEL SEESION Sep 21, 1:30 PM – 2:15PM | Moscone West 3005

Introducing Oracle Fusion Advanced Access Controls to Strengthen Security [CON7290]

Katrina Johnson, VP Risk Assurance, Service Corp International Nicholas Seeman, Director, Advisory Services, KMPG LLP Barry Greenhut, Director, Product Strategy, Oracle Mark Stebelton, Director, Product Management, Oracle This session provides an overview of Oracle Fusion Advanced Access Controls to continuously detect segregation of duties violations, manage exceptions, and fix unauthorized access to sensitive functions and data. Compliance managers and auditors can use Oracle Fusion Advanced Access Controls to ensure strong access controls across ERP, HCM and SCM cloud applications.

PANEL SESSION Sep 21, 4:15 PM – 5:00 PM | Moscone West 3005

Implement the Best Practice for Oracle Financial Reporting Compliance Cloud [CON7291]

Swarnali Bag, Governance, Risk & Compliance Practice Lead, Oracle Barry Greenhut, Director, Product Strategy , Oracle Lakshmi Rajamohan, Principal Product Strategy Mgr., Oracle Mark Stebelton, Director, Product Management, Oracle This session provides a more detailed walkthrough of Oracle Financial Reporting Compliance from an end user’s perspective, and highlights how the product can be configured to automate the best practice process. Based on learning from a decade of customer experience, it showcases the shortest and most cost-effective path to go live and streamline operations.

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Thursday PANEL SESSION Sep 22, 9:30 AM – 10:15 AM| Moscone West 3005

Implement the Best Practice for Oracle Fusion Advanced Financial Controls Cloud Service [CAS7286]

Swarnali Bag, Governance, Risk & Compliance Practice Lead, Oracle Barry Greenhut, Director, Product Strategy, Oracle Christine Doxey, President, Doxey, Inc. Lakshmi Rajamohan, Principal Product Strategy Manager, Oracle Mark Stebelton, Director, Product Management, Oracle This session provides a detailed walkthrough of Oracle Fusion Financial Controls Cloud Service from an end user’s perspective, and highlights how the product can be configured to automate best practice controls. Oracle Fusion Advanced Financial Controls Cloud Service is designed to meet the common needs of Oracle Financials Cloud subscribers. Based on learning from a decade of customer experience, this session showcases Oracle’s best practice business process for maximum ROI with minimum cost of ongoing operation.

PANEL SESSION Sep 22, 12:00 PM – 12:45 PM | Moscone West 3005

Get Started with Financial Reporting Compliance and Advanced Financial Controls [CON7284]

Barry Greenhut, Director, Product Strategy, Oracle Lakshmi Rajamohan, Principal Product Strategy Manager, Oracle Joel Alvarado, Customer Success Manager, Oracle This session provides you with the most effective project plan to implement Oracle Financial Reporting Compliance or Oracle Fusion Advanced Financial Controls Cloud Service. Participants will learn the shortest and most cost-effective path to success using Oracle’s customer and partner-tested “get started” process. Learn how to plan and adopt these cloud services, and then sustain your use through growth and change. Learn how to get the experience and expertise needed to succeed.

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Arturo Martínez del

Campo Saucedo

Corporate Chief Financial Officer

Grupo Posadas S.A.B. de C.V. .

LEADERSHIP IN FINANCE

LATIN AMERICA - CLOUD

2016

Best Practice Adopter

First Adopter of Risk Cloud

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