PeopleSoft has multiple functional opportunities, which are implemented through programs, transactions, and reports. An access to these objects should be strictly regulated by defining user profiles, roles and permission lists as the access to critical actions (e.g. access to modify data or to read any tables) enables users to attack PeopleSoft systems in order to […]
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