Tag: PeopleSoft Enterprise
PeopleSoft Financials 9.2 Pre-Authorized ACH Bank Debits (like tax payments, insurance payments, USPS bulk mail, online services, etc.) are generally not recorded through AP. These types of payments are made online, outside the purchasing and AP process. However, vendor payment history, audit tracking and 1099's can be made available by utilizing the AP Vouchering system to record these types of direct debit payments. The main benefit of recording these payments within the AP system is that the Bank Reconciliation process will be faster and more seamless. This session will cover the overall concepts of bank reconciliation pain points, system setup requirements, user security, general process flow and business impact.
-Auto Reconciliation of ACH Bank Transactions initiated outside PeopleSoft AP Module
-Capturing online vendor payment history
-1099 processing for online service vendors.
Presented by Tamara Hibbard, Cherokee Nation Businesses
- Quest Customer Learning Team
- Recordings & Presentations
- 2/04/19
Compromised credentials, data leakage, and privilege abuse have caused some of the most severe data breaches this past year. And unfortunately, many of the PeopleSoft development plans we’ve seen for 2019 will amplify these risks if left unchecked.
As organizations offer newfound flexibility to their users with enterprise mobility and application modernization, threats are increasingly becoming user-centric, originating at the application level.
To kick off 2019, Appsian would like to educate PeopleSoft users on how to better combat the top threats your organization will face this new year. In this insightful session, PeopleSoft security expert JD Bell will demonstrate how to:
Protect your publicly-facing PeopleSoft applications from cybercriminals gaining access through phished credentials or brute force attacks
Embed two-factor authentication within PeopleSoft to restrict access to sensitive systems and information
Dynamically control access to systems handling sensitive information based on the context of request (corporate/remote network, known/unknown device, etc.)
Monitor suspicious activity that occurs outside normal business hours.
Leverage data visualization to execute on-going risk management strategies
Presented by JD Bell, Appsian
- Quest Customer Learning Team
- Whitepapers & presentations
- 2/01/19
Compromised credentials, data leakage, and privilege abuse have caused some of the most severe data breaches this past year. And unfortunately, many of the PeopleSoft development plans we’ve seen for 2019 will amplify these risks if left unchecked.
As organizations offer newfound flexibility to their users with enterprise mobility and application modernization, threats are increasingly becoming user-centric, originating at the application level.
To kick off 2019, Appsian would like to educate PeopleSoft users on how to better combat the top threats your organization will face this new year. In this insightful session, PeopleSoft security expert JD Bell will demonstrate how to:
Protect your publicly-facing PeopleSoft applications from cybercriminals gaining access through phished credentials or brute force attacks
Embed two-factor authentication within PeopleSoft to restrict access to sensitive systems and information
Dynamically control access to systems handling sensitive information based on the context of request (corporate/remote network, known/unknown device, etc.)
Monitor suspicious activity that occurs outside normal business hours.
Leverage data visualization to execute on-going risk management strategies
Presented by JD Bell, Appsian
- Quest Customer Learning Team
- Whitepapers & presentations
- 2/01/19
Compromised credentials, data leakage, and privilege abuse have caused some of the most severe data breaches this past year. And unfortunately, many of the PeopleSoft development plans we’ve seen for 2019 will amplify these risks if left unchecked.
As organizations offer newfound flexibility to their users with enterprise mobility and application modernization, threats are increasingly becoming user-centric, originating at the application level.
To kick off 2019, Appsian would like to educate PeopleSoft users on how to better combat the top threats your organization will face this new year. In this insightful session, PeopleSoft security expert JD Bell will demonstrate how to:
Protect your publicly-facing PeopleSoft applications from cybercriminals gaining access through phished credentials or brute force attacks
Embed two-factor authentication within PeopleSoft to restrict access to sensitive systems and information
Dynamically control access to systems handling sensitive information based on the context of request (corporate/remote network, known/unknown device, etc.)
Monitor suspicious activity that occurs outside normal business hours.
Leverage data visualization to execute on-going risk management strategies
Presented by JD Bell, Appsian
- Quest Customer Learning Team
- Whitepapers & presentations
- 2/01/19
Compromised credentials, data leakage, and privilege abuse have caused some of the most severe data breaches this past year. And unfortunately, many of the PeopleSoft development plans we’ve seen for 2019 will amplify these risks if left unchecked.
As organizations offer newfound flexibility to their users with enterprise mobility and application modernization, threats are increasingly becoming user-centric, originating at the application level.
To kick off 2019, Appsian would like to educate PeopleSoft users on how to better combat the top threats your organization will face this new year. In this insightful session, PeopleSoft security expert JD Bell will demonstrate how to:
Protect your publicly-facing PeopleSoft applications from cybercriminals gaining access through phished credentials or brute force attacks
Embed two-factor authentication within PeopleSoft to restrict access to sensitive systems and information
Dynamically control access to systems handling sensitive information based on the context of request (corporate/remote network, known/unknown device, etc.)
Monitor suspicious activity that occurs outside normal business hours.
Leverage data visualization to execute on-going risk management strategies
Presented by JD Bell, Appsian
- Quest Customer Learning Team
- Recordings & Presentations
- 2/01/19