protect the system owner against accusations of security violation and data misuse.uncover security holes in case too many privileges were granted to some user.creation or deletion of database objectsĪuditing by itself does not directly increase the system's security however wisely set up and administered, it can help:.In a database, typical actions that need to be audited are: The main question is: Who did (or tried to do) what and when?
The main requirement for auditing of a system is traceability of actions performed in that system. For details see the SAP HANA Database SPS 7 Release Notes at -> section “Auditing (New and Changes)” Updates delivered with SAP HANA SPS 7 (revision 70) have been implemented. This version of the document refers to SAP HANA SPS 6 (revision 60). General Information regarding the SAP HANA Audit Trail can be found in chapter 12 Auditing Activity in SAP HANA Systems of the SAP_HANA_Administration_Guide and chapter 9 Auditing Activity in SAP HANA Systems SAP_HANA_Security_Guide.
Version 1.0 2013 Version 1.1 2014/02 Updates referring to SPS 7
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