on ‎2021 Aug 23 4:01 PM
We received some pushback from our internal SAP team on enabling SAP GUI scripting for all users. We requested read-only mode for all users. The concern is that we already have some RPA Bots that need read-write permission. Is it possible to enable read-only for all users but have read-write for specific users. Also can read-only mode be still used to launch denial of service attack by starting reports/processes that need no write permissions. My understanding is that even to start reports there is a need to click on save or some checkbox.
Any pointers to mitigate the risks would be helpful.
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I was able to get more information from this note to achieve our objectives.
Here are the suggested steps
1.Enable SAP GUI Scripting (RZ11) Sapgui\user_scripting – true
2.Turn on per user scripting (RZ11)
Sapgui\user_scripting_per_user – true
3.Set readonly for most users (RZ11)
Sapgui\user_scripting_set_readonly – true
4.Set windows registry settings for SAP GUI application in CITRIX using group policy
64bit operating system: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\SAP\SAPGUI Front\SAP Frontend Server\Security\ScriptingPerUserAccountExecute
32bit operating system: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\SAP\SAPGUI Front\SAP Frontend Server\Security\ScriptingPerUserAccountExecute
5.Identify the RPA users who need the read-write privileges and assign them the execute in the authorization object S_SCR in class BC_A (SU01)
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Hi Venkatesh,
maybe customers can share their experiences here. I can point you to the SAP GUI Scripting Security Guide, which covers the specifics for turning on scripting. I think it should be possible to create a role with read-only for all users and a different role with read-write permission for specific users.
Take care,
Kristina
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Hello Kristina and Venkatesh,
We don't (yet) face this bot topic, at least that it comes to SEN.
I think we follow what Kristina references, but with a different source point.
SEN centric, we found this note: https://launchpad.support.sap.com/#/notes/0002403295
and it references creating a role and assigning to users.
We have done this in at least one instance we record to keep it more secure.
Hope this helps.
Best Regards, Wallace
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