What is context in SAP BC-ETD - SAP Enterprise Threat Detection?

SAP Term: context

• Component: BC-ETD

• Component Name: SAP Enterprise Threat Detection

• Description: Additional data used to enrich and correlate events or to clarify relevance of alerts. Examples of context are system context and user context. An example of system context is the type of system, such as development, test, or productive. Examples of user context are the business role of the user or the federated identities.

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• Key Concepts: 
  Context is a term used in SAP Enterprise Threat Detection (BC-ETD) to refer to the environment in which a user is operating. It includes the user's identity, the system they are using, and the data they are accessing. Context helps to determine the level of access a user should have to certain data and systems.
  
  How to Use It: 
  Context is used in SAP Enterprise Threat Detection to help identify potential threats and protect data from unauthorized access. When a user attempts to access a system or data, the context of their identity, system, and data is evaluated to determine if they should be granted access. If the context does not match what is expected, then access may be denied or further investigation may be required.
  
  Tips & Tricks: 
  When setting up context for SAP Enterprise Threat Detection, it is important to ensure that all users have the appropriate level of access for their role. This will help reduce the risk of unauthorized access and ensure that only those with the necessary permissions can access sensitive data.
  
  Related Information: 
  For more information on context in SAP Enterprise Threat Detection, please refer to the official documentation at https://help.sap.com/viewer/product/SAP_ENTERPRISE_THREAT_DETECTION/1.0/en-US