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  • Oracle GRC value proposition on Oracle GRC value proposition on Segregation of Duties challengesSegregation of Duties challenges

    Kishore AnjurKPMG LLPIT Advisory

    Kishore AnjurKPMG LLPIT Advisory

    A D V I S O R Y

    August 21, 2009August 21, 2009

  • AgendaAgenda

    Segregation of Duties Overview

    Understanding the Drivers

    SoD Process

    Mitigate the impact of a SoD risk

    Requirement for Automated SoD Solution

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    Requirement for Automated SoD Solution

    Considerations of SoD

    Oracle SoD Model

    Overview of the tool

    Oracle GRC solution

    Key Success Factors

  • Topic: Oracle GRC value proposition on Segregation of Duties challenges Topic: Oracle GRC value proposition on Segregation of Duties challenges

    Segregation of Duties (SoD)Segregation of Duties (SoD) has become an increasingly important has become an increasingly important riskrisk--management requirement for todays CEOs and CFOs. management requirement for todays CEOs and CFOs. Separating financial functions across individuals has always been good Separating financial functions across individuals has always been good business practicebusiness practice for reducing the risk of fraud and checking the for reducing the risk of fraud and checking the accuracy of financial transactions.accuracy of financial transactions. However, as an enterprise's user However, as an enterprise's user base grows, its financial systems become more complex and the base grows, its financial systems become more complex and the enterprise is forced to createenterprise is forced to create an increasing number ofan increasing number of manual controls, manual controls,

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    enterprise is forced to createenterprise is forced to create an increasing number ofan increasing number of manual controls, manual controls, maintaining effective SoD efficiently and at a reasonable cost is maintaining effective SoD efficiently and at a reasonable cost is becoming significantly more challenging.becoming significantly more challenging.

  • What is Segregation of Duties?What is Segregation of Duties?

    The prevention of occupational fraud in the form of asset misappropriation and intentional financial misstatement.

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  • SoD ObjectiveSoD Objective

    A fundamental concept of internal control is the segregation of certain A fundamental concept of internal control is the segregation of certain key duties. key duties. The The basic idea underlying SoD is that no employee or group of idea underlying SoD is that no employee or group of employees should be in a position both to perpetrate and to conceal employees should be in a position both to perpetrate and to conceal errors or fraud in the normal course of their duties. errors or fraud in the normal course of their duties. The principal incompatible duties to be segregated are:The principal incompatible duties to be segregated are:

    Initiate transaction Initiate transaction

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    Initiate transaction Initiate transaction Approve transaction Approve transaction Record transaction Record transaction Reconcile balancesReconcile balancesHandle assets Handle assets Review reports Review reports

  • Understanding Drivers - Common SoD RisksUnderstanding Drivers - Common SoD Risks

    ManagementManagement ProcurementProcurement T&ET&E PayrollPayroll

    SoDSoDRisks Risks

    Earnings management

    Improper management override

    Improper expense

    Fictitious Vendors Fictitious/inflated

    invoices Duplicative

    purchases (e.g., P-Card)

    Improper P-Card

    False/inflated reimbursement requests

    Purchases for personal use

    Duplicate purchasing and reimbursement

    Ghost employees Inflated salaries Inflated hours Improper

    supplemental payments

    Improper incentive

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    expense capitalization

    Excessive management override

    Improper P-Card purchases

    Structured payments Unauthorized /

    unapproved purchases

    Conflicts of interest

    and reimbursement schemes

    Unauthorized vendors Unauthorized

    expenditures Excessive spending

    Improper incentive compensation

    Excessive overtime Excessive

    supplemental payments, bonuses, incentive compensation

  • Source for SoD conflictsSource for SoD conflicts

    Potential sources for SoD conflictsProduction support team excessive access Generic user namesNo defined segregation of duties policiesPreventative or detective controls to enforce SoD principles

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    No standard reports to identify SoD conflictsSystem Administrator accounts with seeded passwordsRelying on custom reports to address SoD issuesTurn off Auditing capture feature due to concern on database sizeNo defined exception reports for security exceptions or incidents

  • Source for ERP SoD conflictsSource for ERP SoD conflicts

    OracleOracleExcessive access through seeded responsibilitiesExcessive access through seeded responsibilitiesWorkflow approvals not enforcedWorkflow approvals not enforcedManual 3way match by same userManual 3way match by same user

    PeopleSoftPeopleSoft

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    Operator Preferences as extension of security features.Operator Preferences as extension of security features.Access allowing Correction modeAccess allowing Correction mode

    JDEJDEUser level permissions override at group level permissionsUser level permissions override at group level permissionsUsers who enter Journal entry can also approveUsers who enter Journal entry can also approve

  • SoD Analysis ProcessSoD Analysis Process

    SoD Analyst

    New project

    Start Identify Financially

    significant business processes.

    Source Data Obtain Source data with Users and

    their security information

    Sod Rules Design the Sod rules based

    on key responsibilities in collaboration with business process owner

    Sod conflict matrix Create a SoD conflict matrix

    by application and by function

    Stabilize the processEstablish policies and procedures to continually monitor to detect

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    Remediation Scale down excessive

    access

    Monitor new user access

    SoD Analysis LifecycleChange

    locations, roles, etc

    Forget password

    Reports Establish a process to analyze

    the users and security data against SoD rules

    Oracle GRCC suite Custom SoD tool

    Submit SoD reports to process owner

    By business process By department By Manager If a new user in conflicts provide

    with hire date/ access granted date

    RetestRerun the analysis by effecting the remediation

    Reduce the risk Identify compensating controls

    Identify mitigating controls

    continually monitor to detect segregation of duties conflicts and continue to perform SoD analysis

  • SoD Conflict MatrixSoD Conflict Matrix

    Example of SoD conflict matrix for cross applicationsExample of SoD conflict matrix for cross applications

    In-Scope Applications Cross Application considerations

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    JD EdwardsOracle/FDR NMG ALFAARC ValLifeMaster / PolysystemsTritonCharles River

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    Charles RiverPAM-SecurityPam-Mortgage YTAIAS/400 Homegrown YAdmin Server N NFASAT Y N NLife 70 (Des Moines) Y N N NLife70 (Quincy) N N N N N/A `Vantage One (Quincy) N N N N N N/ACAPSIL Y n/a N N N N NIngenium Y n/a N N N N N NDeath Claim System Y N N N N N N N NCeridian - HRIS and Payroll Y N N N N N N N N NAnnuity Payout System (APS) N Y N N N N N N N N N/AIndividual Claims System (ICS) N Y N N N N N N N N N NInterest Rates N N N N N N N N N N N N NLPS Y N N N N N N N N N N N N NTLS Y N N N N N N N N N N N N N N

    LegendYNN/A

    Valid cross application Not a valid cross application combinationCross Application conflcit is not possible

  • Reduce Residual SoD RiskReduce Residual SoD Risk

    CompensatingCompensating controlscontrols OperatesOperates atat samesame levellevel ofof KeyKey controlcontrolandand eliminateseliminates completecomplete riskrisk

    Ex: On a daily basis the A/P Manager compares all payment Ex: On a daily basis the A/P Manager compares all payment requests to ensure an appropriate cost center manager has requests to ensure an appropriate cost center manager has approved the invoice and that the approver is within his/her approved the invoice and that the approver is within his/her established limits. established limits.

    MitigatingMitigating ControlsControls-- ReduceReduce thethe impactimpact ofof thethe riskrisk partiallypartially

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    MitigatingMitigating ControlsControls-- ReduceReduce thethe impactimpact ofof thethe riskrisk partiallypartiallyExEx:: SuspenseSuspense accountaccount balancesbalances areare analyzedanalyzed andand reviewedreviewed bybyappropriateappropriate personnelpersonnel forfor large,large, old,old, oror unusualunusual itemsitems..

    Scale down excessive accessScale down excessive accessCreate common profiles by considering Sod conflictsCreate common profiles by considering Sod conflicts

  • Requirement for Automated SoD (GRC) Requirement for Automated SoD (GRC) SolutionsSolutionsRequirement for Automated SoD (GRC) Requirement for Automated SoD (GRC) SolutionsSolutions

    In the current complex business environment, there is an In the current complex business environment, there is an increased focus on adopting innovative ways of assessing and increased focus on adopting innovative ways of assessing and managing Segregation of Duties (SoD) risk while enhancing managing Segregation of Duties (SoD) risk while enhancing performanceperformance

    Advances in technology have paved the way for increased use of Advances in technology have paved the way for increased use of GRC on organizational processes, transactions, systems and GRC on organizational processes, transactions, systems and

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    GRC on organizational processes, transactions, systems and GRC on organizational processes, transactions, systems and controlscontrols

    Organizations are leveraging technologies to change how they Organizations are leveraging technologies to change how they evaluate the effectiveness of controls and monitor performanceevaluate the effectiveness of controls and monitor performance

    Integrated GRC approach Integrated GRC approach RealReal--time transaction analysis time transaction analysis Continuous control monitoring Continuous control monitoring Fraud detection Fraud detection

  • Considerations for SoDConsiderations for SoD

    What are the What are the Objectives?Objectives?

    What What analytical analytical

    functionality is functionality is required?required?

    What What

    Where will Where will data come data come

    from?from?

    What are our What are our

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    What are the What are the Focus Areas?Focus Areas?

    How will How will analysis be analysis be performed?performed?

    What What exception exception handling is handling is required?required?

    What What reporting do reporting do we need? we need?

    Dashboards?Dashboards?

    What are our What are our infrastructure infrastructure requirementsrequirements

    ??

    How are endHow are end--users users

    impacted?impacted?

  • Oracle SoD (GRC) OverviewOracle SoD (GRC) Overview

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  • Overview of the Oracle SoD toolOverview of the Oracle SoD tool

    Tool background

    The Oracle GRC Solution is relatively new and developed in the past few years. It is based upon the acquisitions of Stellent and LogicalApps. It is comprised of the following modules:

    GRC IntelligenceGRC Manager (Previous Stellent Solution)GRC Controls Suite (Previous Logical Apps Solution)

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    Technical architecture

    Oracle GRC is designed to work on an integrated basis within the Oracle stable of products. It operates from an application server attached to the target ERP system, monitoring data at source. Reporting is through email alerts or dashboards. It is designed to integrate with Oracle Applications (EBS, People soft, JDE, Siebel ) as well as other non-Oracle ERP applications (such as SAP, Lawson, etc.).

    Technical requirements

    Application and database server for Stellent, Integra and GRC suite

  • Overview of the Oracle SoD toolOverview of the Oracle SoD tool

    Recommended use

    Environments where the target ERP is Oracle E-Business Suite or PeopleSoftReal time, preventative controls for segregation of duties (SoD), data change

    management and configuration managementContinuous monitoring and continuous audit rather than point in time

    snapshots; monitoring occurs in real time, not using data extractsWhere removing data from the client site causes security problemsLarger companies

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    Case studies Oracle provides two case studies from their Governance, Risk and Compliance Solution Space:

    Unum ProvidentCentro Properties Group

    http://launch.oracle.com/?GRC5

  • Functionality of the Oracle SoD tool componentsFunctionality of the Oracle SoD tool components

    Functionality GRC Intelligence:Prebuilt, role-based Dashboards and KRIs Tailored GRC diagnostics for business processes and rolesHeterogeneous data integrationLeverage single source of GRC information across organizations, departments and locationsLibrary of OOTB Reports spanning the overall GRC process GRC Manager

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    Reduce cost and complexity by managing multiple global mandates with one system

    Rely on tamper-proof chain of evidence for all financial compliance processes Align policies and processes with better practice risk and control frameworks

    GRC ManagerPerform control automation configuration and administrationManage control automation for business processesUse test plans and report control effectiveness

    GRC Control Suite Briefed in next slides

  • GRCC OverviewGRCC Overview

    GRC Controls SuiteGRC Controls Suite

    GRC Controls SuiteGRC Controls SuiteApplication AccessControls Governor (AACG)Configuration

    Controls Governor (CCG)(Integra Apps)

    GRC PlatformGRC Platform

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    Controls Governor (AACG)

    TransactionControls Governor (TCG)

    (Integra Apps)

    Oracle EOracle E--Business SuiteBusiness SuitePreventive

    Controls Governor (PCG)

  • Oracle GRC Controls (GRCC) componentsOracle GRC Controls (GRCC) components

    GRCC Platform GRCC Platform -- GRC Controls Management FeaturesReduce risk of fraud with continuous monitoring of automated controlsEnforce effective preventive and detective controls across all systemsControl user access and enforce segregation of duties with business driven rules

    AACG AACG Application Access control Governor Application Access control Governor

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    SoD solutionSoD solutionTCG TCG Transactional Control GovernorTransactional Control Governor

    Suspect tracing on Key transactionsSuspect tracing on Key transactionsCCG CCG Configuration Control GovernorConfiguration Control Governor

    Setup changes tracingSetup changes tracingPCG PCG Preventive Control GovernorPreventive Control Governor

    Compensating control for AACG Compensating control for AACG

  • How to Enable the GRCC SoD processHow to Enable the GRCC SoD process

    SoD Analyst

    New project

    Start - Create GRC users Admin - SoD super user View only - Auditor Approver SoD approver

    RetestRerun the analysis by effecting the remediation and continue to

    AACG Design new SoD rules Upload SoD rules from excel Enable GRC default Sod rules Define work flow rules

    Identify SoD focus area Analyze the reports Finalize conflict rules

    Process Reports Ad-hoc reports Schedule reports

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    Remediation Scale down excessive

    access

    Monitor new user access

    SoD Analysis LifecycleChange

    locations, roles, etc

    Forget password

    Configure Control Library Define elements Define attributes Define workflow process

    the remediation and continue to perform SoD analysis

    Finalize conflict rules

    TCG Define transaction controls (SQL) Define task approval Define Suspects

    PCG Form rules Flow rules Audit rules Change control rules

    CCG Who What When

    GRC Intelligence Ad-hoc reports Schedule reports

  • GRC Intelligence Interactive Dashboard (Sample output)GRC Intelligence Interactive Dashboard (Sample output)

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  • GRC Intelligence Controls Summary (Sample output)GRC Intelligence Controls Summary (Sample output)

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  • GRC Intelligence Risk Mitigation (Sample output)GRC Intelligence Risk Mitigation (Sample output)

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  • GRC Intelligence SoD Analysis (Sample output)GRC Intelligence SoD Analysis (Sample output)

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  • Oracle GRC Potential benefitsOracle GRC Potential benefits

    Incorporated within the Oracle ebusiness Suite/PeopleSoft/JD Edwards/Siebel Incorporated within the Oracle ebusiness Suite/PeopleSoft/JD Edwards/Siebel stable of productsstable of productsLeverages a single source of GRC information across departments, locations, Leverages a single source of GRC information across departments, locations, and business unitsand business unitsImproves risk responsiveness with timely control and performance diagnosticsImproves risk responsiveness with timely control and performance diagnosticsTailor GRC dashboards to specific needs of a role or organizationTailor GRC dashboards to specific needs of a role or organizationDesigned to prevent, rather than detectDesigned to prevent, rather than detectReduce cost and complexity by managing multiple regulatory mandates with Reduce cost and complexity by managing multiple regulatory mandates with

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    Reduce cost and complexity by managing multiple regulatory mandates with Reduce cost and complexity by managing multiple regulatory mandates with one systemone systemRely on tamperRely on tamper--proof chain of evidence for all compliance processesproof chain of evidence for all compliance processesControl user access and enforce segregation of duties with businessControl user access and enforce segregation of duties with business--driven driven rules rules Reduce risk of fraud with continuous monitoring of automated controls Reduce risk of fraud with continuous monitoring of automated controls Provides deeper insight into SoD areas of risk and opportunity, while Provides deeper insight into SoD areas of risk and opportunity, while strengthening governance structuresstrengthening governance structures

  • Key Success Factors of GRC projectKey Success Factors of GRC project

    Senior executive support

    Executive involvement at all stages of the project including opportunity identification, selection, Executive involvement at all stages of the project including opportunity identification, selection, prioritization and signprioritization and sign--offoff

    Clear GRC leadership roles to drive cultural changeClear GRC leadership roles to drive cultural change Identification of control owners to report failures, escalate issues, etc.Identification of control owners to report failures, escalate issues, etc.

    Technology toolsand experienced resources

    FactFact--based approach to identification, quantification and prioritization of GRC opportunities based approach to identification, quantification and prioritization of GRC opportunities Selection of appropriate GRC tools to contain costs and speed up communicationSelection of appropriate GRC tools to contain costs and speed up communication Experienced staff who can commence fieldwork immediately Experienced staff who can commence fieldwork immediately

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    Establishedapproach to GRC

    Global continuous monitoring framework and approachGlobal continuous monitoring framework and approach Identification of key control check pointsIdentification of key control check points Methodology emphasizes SoD risk and continuous improvementMethodology emphasizes SoD risk and continuous improvement

    Well planned approach

    Detailed project initiation and work plan documentsDetailed project initiation and work plan documents Knowledge of linkage to enterprise risk exposuresKnowledge of linkage to enterprise risk exposures Organizations risk profile is fundamental to the assessment and design of the GRC solutionOrganizations risk profile is fundamental to the assessment and design of the GRC solution

    Organizational alignment

    Incorporation of key line management within the GRC projectIncorporation of key line management within the GRC project Partnering with team members to help enable knowledge transferPartnering with team members to help enable knowledge transfer Senior industry and functional practitionersSenior industry and functional practitioners

  • Business SystemsBusiness Systems SecuritySecurity StrategicStrategic AttestationAttestation Enterprise Enterprise

    Application StrategyApplication Strategy Systems Systems

    Implementation Implementation ReviewReview

    Configurable Control Configurable Control

    Security Strategy Security Strategy Information Information

    Governance and Governance and PrivacyPrivacy

    Identity and Access Identity and Access ManagementManagement

    IT Project IT Project Management Office Management Office (PMO)(PMO)

    IT Strategy, IT Strategy, Governance, and Governance, and PerformancePerformance

    Audits of thirdAudits of third--party party services providers services providers (SAS 70)(SAS 70)

    IT internal auditIT internal audit WebTrust/ SysTrustWebTrust/ SysTrust FISAP (Financial FISAP (Financial

    KPMG IT Advisory Service OverviewKPMG IT Advisory Service Overview

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    AssessmentAssessment Access and SOD Access and SOD

    assessmentassessment Business Business

    Process/Systems Process/Systems Optimization ReviewOptimization Review

    Master Data Master Data ManagementManagement

    Security Vulnerability Security Vulnerability ManagementManagement

    Enterprise Resiliency Enterprise Resiliency and Business and Business ContinuityContinuity

    Payment Card Payment Card Industry (PCI)Industry (PCI)

    Sourcing (off/onshore) Sourcing (off/onshore) and Shared Servicesand Shared Services

    PostPost--Merger IT Merger IT IntegrationIntegration

    Business IntelligenceBusiness Intelligence Vendor and systems Vendor and systems

    selectionselection

    FISAP (Financial FISAP (Financial Institutions Shared Institutions Shared Assessments Assessments ProgramProgram))

  • Q&AQ&A

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    Q&AQ&A

  • Presenter contact detailsPresenter contact detailsKishore AnjurKishore Anjur

    KPMG LLPKPMG LLP(847) 749(847) 749--52345234

    [email protected]@kpmg.com

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    Additional Contributions: Chris Hambach and Tim GavinAdditional Contributions: Chris Hambach and Tim Gavin

    The information contained herein is of a general nature and is not intended to address the circumstances of any particular individual or entity. Although weendeavor to provide accurate and timely information, there can be no guarantee that such information is accurate as of the date it is received or that it will continueto be accurate in the future. No one should act on such information without appropriate professional advice after a thorough examination of the particular situation.

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