The agent watches access activity 24/7 for anomalies: a user starting to log in at 3am, a sudden surge of permission requests, access from an unusual location. Suspicious patterns surface to security in real time.
Typical time for insider activity to escalate before detection.
Most companies have no per-user behavioural baseline.
SAP-specific patterns rarely caught by generic SIEMs.
SIEMs and DLPs catch some things. SAP-internal anomaly detection - the kind that knows what a normal day looks like for an FI clerk vs a Basis admin - usually falls between the cracks.
Agent maintains a behavioural baseline for every user: typical hours, typical TXs, typical systems, typical volumes.
Compares live activity to baseline in near-real-time. Scores deviation. Considers cohort patterns (does the whole team show the same shift?).
Above threshold: alert to security with full context. Below: silent log for pattern learning.
Security investigates the alert. Confirms or dismisses. Agent updates the baseline with feedback.
Illustrative mockup from the smartReport anomaly feed. Each entry shows a confidence score and the baseline it deviates from.
Agent baselines every user's normal pattern and surfaces deviations. Off-hours work, sudden permission expansion, geographic outliers.
Confidence scoring filters noise. The team sees the anomalies worth investigating - not every coffee-break login from a new device.
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Every decision is accompanied by readable reasoning so your team can audit and refine the agent's behavior over time.
Estimates based on customer interviews and benchmarking from comparable agent deployments. Real numbers will vary.
Anomalies surface in near-real-time, not in next month's report.
Anomaly defined relative to each user, not a global threshold.
Patterns shared across a team treated as legitimate, not flagged.
Knows the difference between a normal FB60 day and an unusual one.
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