Security Review

Comprehensive Dynamics AX Security Review

Aarvexa's user security reports for Microsoft Dynamics AX 2009 and AX 2012 R1, R2 and R3 show exactly who can do what: users, roles, duties and privileges in one clear, audit-ready view.

Role-based securitySegregation of dutyAudit ready
128Roles reviewed today14Conflicts flagged98.4Reports audit-ready %
AX 20092012 R1R2R3
RolesVendorsPaymentsLedgerStockPayrollReportsStatus
AAP ClerkConflict
BBuyerQueued
AAccountantQueued
WWarehouseQueued
AAdministratorQueued
2 duty conflictsAP Clerk role
Privileges mappedThrough duties
REPORTUser security · AP Clerk
User security reports

One comprehensive security report for every AX user

Aarvexa User Security Reports developed for Microsoft Dynamics AX 2009 & AX 2012 R1, R2 & R3 are designed to help customers and partners who are looking for a comprehensive security report detailing out the information on users, their roles, assigned duties or tasks and other relevant information. Security Auditors can leverage our reports to review how security has been implemented in Microsoft Dynamics AX implementation using out of the box security framework.

UsersRolesDuties and tasksOther relevant data
User security reportLive
AX 2009AX 2012 R1R2R3
UserRoleDutyPrivilege
JJ. CarterAccounts Payable ClerkMaintain vendorsCreate vendor
MM. RossiPurchasing AgentCreate purchase ordersEdit order
AA. KhanAccountantPost journalsPost ledger
LL. MeyerWarehouse WorkerPick and packUpdate stock
SS. OrtizSystem AdministratorManage securityAssign roles
RR. DasPayroll ManagerRun payrollView payslips
Security model

How securable objects connect to privileges, duties and roles

Every permission in Dynamics AX follows the same chain. Understanding it is the first step to a secure ERP.

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Users

Assigned to roles

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Roles

Collections of duties

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Duties

Groups of privileges

04

Privileges

Access to objects

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Securable objects

Forms, reports, tables

It is very important to understand how securable objects work in AX and are related to specific privileges, through duties and roles.

We can help you manage these better and also leverage Microsoft's out-of-the-box features to boost your internal AX security.

Our team of AX security experts clearly understands the security options available for each element of Dynamics AX, be it out-of-the-box or custom.

Architecture

A foolproof security architecture for Dynamics AX

To set up a foolproof Security architecture for Dynamics AX, it is important to understand the role based security model introduced with AX 2012 and the security domains framework that was present in earlier versions of AX 2009 and 4.0.

AX 4.0 and 2009Security domains framework
AX 2012Role based security model
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Segregation of duty and new scope

Role-based security brings a lot of new scope possibilities such as segregation of duty, rule-based, date-effective assignment of privileges etc. It is important to consider security implications during the customizations and gap scoping that goes on during the discovery phase of a project. Now more so than ever, security has a larger impact on design time when implementing Dynamics AX.

Create vendorUser A
Approve paymentUser A
Conflict: one user holds both duties

Security shapes functional design

Increasingly, AX security is being looked at from a functional level as role-based security has impacted the functional design and the nature of AX implementation projects.

Role based security
Functional design
Implementation projects

Architecture reviewed, ROI maximized

Our Dynamics AX team deeply looks into the security architecture and design of your ERP environment and recommends improvements to ensure that you are maximizing on your ROI.

Security architecture reviewImprovements recommended
ArchitectureDesignImprovements
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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Straight answers on Dynamics AX security reviews, roles, duties, privileges and working with Aarvexa.

It is a detailed look at how security is set up in your Dynamics AX environment: who the users are, which roles and duties they hold and whether that access is appropriate.

Our user security reports are developed for Microsoft Dynamics AX 2009 and AX 2012 R1, R2 and R3.

Customers and partners who want a comprehensive security report, and security auditors who need to review how security was implemented.

Request a discussion. We learn about your environment and agree the scope of the review.

Yes. Aarvexa is a certified Microsoft partner.

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