Accesshub - Agentic Identity Governance
SAP Joule and AI agents are beginning to act across business processes, not just assist users. They are already executing more transactions than your human users. AccessHub discovers, governs, and traces every one of them, so autonomous execution never means unaccountable execution.
Agentic AI Blind Spot
AI Agents outnumber people. Governance never followed.
AI agents and bots now execute critical SAP transactions without ownership, expiry, or review. Most security teams can't answer basic questions about them:
Which AI agents are active across our SAP landscape?
What business process, SAP role, or technical identity does each AI agent act through?
What actions can each agent perform, and where are its authorization boundaries?
Can we trace every agent-driven action back to the user, process, system, and outcome?
The Five Pillars of Agentic Identity Governance
What It Solves?
Ownerless Identities
Every agentic identity gets a named owner and a risk score.
RFC Wildcard Exposure
Identify accounts with unrestricted remote execution (S_RFC FUNCNAME=*) before auditors.
No-Expiry Credentials
Surface passwords and secrets set to never rotate — a standing invitation for credential abuse.
Human-to-Machine SoD
Detects SoD conflicts that cross the AI/machine boundary, invisible to user-only controls.
Agent Execution Chains
Trace agent → bot → technical account → transaction, with no broken links in the audit trail.
Give every agent an owner before it needs one
Know which agents exist, what they can do, who owns them, and what they actually did.