Question Re: Mitigating Controls in Additional Q&A

Mitigating Controls

Former Member — Tue, 19 Feb 2008 08:39:54 GMT

Hi,

We are in the midst of uploading the rules into production. Does anyone here know if there is a specific file required to upload mitigating controls into production or these controls have to be tied to the risk ids manually in production?

Thanks.

Re: Mitigating Controls

Former Member — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 18:02:06 GMT

Chee,

If you are working on CC5.2, then you have to create mitigation controls manually in Production box.

Thanks

Himadama

Re: Mitigating Controls

Former Member — Wed, 27 Feb 2008 07:42:38 GMT

Hi Chee,

You can upload all mitigating controls by executing scripts at database level to minimize the manual work. Please refer below scripts to define risk/user in mitigating control,

1. Insert Risk "F001" into Mitigating Control "MC01"

INSERT INTO SAPSR3DB.VIRSA_CC_MITRISK (MITREFNO,RISKID) VALUES ('MC01', 'F001*');

2. Insert User "ABCD" in mitigating control "MC01"

INSERT INTO SAPSR3DB.VIRSA_CC_MITUSER (MITREFNO,RISKID,USERID,VALIDFROM,VALIDTO,MONITORID,STATUS) VALUES ('MC01', 'F001*', 'ABCD', '11-DEC-2007', '10-DEC-2008', 'XYZ', '0');

Following are the tables for mitigating controls in CC 5.2,

VIRSA_CC_MITHROBJ

VIRSA_CC_MITMON

VIRSA_CC_MITPROF

VIRSA_CC_MITREF

VIRSA_CC_MITREFT

VIRSA_CC_MITRISK

VIRSA_CC_MITROLE

VIRSA_CC_MITRPT

VIRSA_CC_MITUSER

VIRSA_CC_MITUSRORG

VIRSA_CC_MONAPV

Regards,

Vishal S. Palaskar

Re: Mitigating Controls

achristian17 — Thu, 28 Feb 2008 01:30:06 GMT

Hi I totally agree with Himadama you need to do this manually. I've recently come across with this case and Vishal's idea seems to be good but still he's missing one more table which is VIRSA_CC_DETDESC where the mitigation's detail description is stored. If your mitigation description is one line there wouldn't be any issue but if it's more than a line then definitly you may need to load in to the a/m table.

Better load few and cross check nothing is missed out, though this is not advisable as per best practice.

Regards,

Asok