Privacy Protection

Updated 3 years ago by Jyothsna Sarali

Privacy Protection

With the Privacy Protection settings you can specify on three different tiers whether and how personal data can be extracted from the connected SAP® systems.

The dab:Exporter is provided with an extensive table and field catalogue of personal data, which is used once the Privacy Protection is activated.

During the download the most restrictive combination of the three tiers and the Privacy Protection Levels is used.

The Privacy Protection settings have to be licensed separatly. This can be done anytime via a license upgrade, i.e. no additional software has to be installed.
The table and field catalogue can be adjusted for your needs (e.g. customizing tables).

The Privacy Protection settings can be adjusted anytime.

To get to the Privacy Protection Settings you can either click on the Homescreen on Settings or in the navigation bar on

In the Settings you have to click on Privacy Protection on the left side

Search Function

With the search funtion, it is possible to search for specific SAP connection inside Privacy Protection.

These settings only apply to future downloads. Even recurring downloads are not affected. The settings which were made while starting the download apply.

You can adjust on each level which Privacy Protection Level has to be used at least. Following Privacy Protection Levels are available (sorted by restriction ascending)

  • None : No Privacy Protection applied
  • Pseudonymisation : User-related data are encrypted with a password. The password can be set in the settings or has to be entered before the download.
  • Anonymisation : User-related data is replaced with X.
  • Excluding : User-related data can not be extracted.
The Privacy Protection Level Pseudonymisation uses a block cipher, i.e. the extracted data will be larger!
The SQL Server Datasink can not be used without restrictions for all Privacy Protection Levels!
It is not possible to extract some tables with Anonymisation because of Primary-Key constraint violations. Example: USR02.
There is also an error if a table is extracted with Pseudonymisation and after that with another Privacy Protection level (or vice versa), because of a table schema mismatch!

By clicking on at the corresponding area you can set the Privacy Protection Level for the level.

Following areas are available

  • Global : Applies for every user independent of the selected SAP® connection
  • System : Applies for every user and the selected SAP® connection
  • User : Applies only for the user
If Pseudonymisation is configured on multiple levels then the password of the most specific level is used!
If Privacy Protection settings were made on system level and a download using multiple SAP® connections is made then it is possible that multiple differing Privacy Protection settings are used for the extraction.

The effective Privacy Protection Level which will be applied is determined by the most restrictive of the three levels for the user which starts the download

All extractions must encrypt user-related data: You have to set the Privacy Protection level Pseudonymisation on the global level and set a password where applicable

None

Pseudonymisation

Anonymisation

Excluding

Global

X

System

X

User

X

Effective

X

Extractions from specific SAP® systems have to be pseudonomized: You have to configure Pseudonymisation on the system level for all corresponding SAP® systems.

None

Pseudonymisation

Anonymisation

Excluding

Global

X

System

X

User

X

Effective

X

A user may not extract user-related data: On the user level you have to set the Privacy Protection Level to Excluding for the user.

None

Pseudonymisation

Anonymisation

Excluding

Global

X

System

X

User

X

Effective

X


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