Multotec's Security Upgrade with ALLOut

Multotec’s Security Upgrade with ALLOut

Multotec upgraded their JD Edwards EnterpriseOne 8.12 security system using ALLOut to streamline and enhance their security procedures. The project involved standardizing menus, implementing role-based access, and automating security settings, which significantly reduced implementation time. The successful transition resulted in minimal user issues, improved security maintenance, and effective SoD reporting.

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Multotec manufactures and supplies a comprehensive range of products and services to the mining, minerals beneficiation, and power generation industries. Operating in seven countries with 19 locations, Multotec employs 1,500 people and generates an annual revenue of $150 million. Their expertise and extensive reach make them a significant player in these industrial sectors.

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Overcoming Issues with Multiple Roles in JDE
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Let’s talk about the issues that can arise from security conflicts, how the ALLOut tools can identify conflicts before they become a problem and what steps to take to resolve them.
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Solving the ‘Excess Access’ Problem Once For ALL [APAC]
April 8, 2025
Live Webinar - April 8, 1:00 PM (AEST). Session Information - APAC Webinar Excessive access in JD Edwards (JDE) poses great security, compliance, and operational risks, while increasing exposure to human error. Join our webinar to discover how ALLOut’s & Steltix’s latest solutions can streamline access management, ensure compliance and minimise threats. Integrate automation and key processes to strengthen your Identity Governance & Administration (IGA) workflow:
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Solving the ‘Excess Access’ Problem Once For ALL [EMEA+AMERICAS]
April 8, 2025
Live Webinar - April 8, 1:00 PM (ET). | 10:00 AM (PT). Session Information - EMEA+AMERICAS Webinar Excessive access in JD Edwards (JDE) poses great security, compliance, and operational risks, while increasing exposure to human error. Join our webinar to discover how ALLOut’s & Steltix’s latest solutions can streamline access management, ensure compliance and minimise threats. Integrate automation and key processes to strengthen your Identity Governance & Administration (IGA) workflow:
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Multotec’s Security Upgrade with ALLOut

Multotec’s Security Upgrade with ALLOut

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Client in Focus

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Industry Insights

Exclusive & Inclusive Row Security

On-demand webinars

Overcoming Issues with Multiple Roles in JDE

Upcoming live events

BLUEPRINT 4D – Las Vegas!

Solving the ‘Excess Access’ Problem Once For ALL [APAC]

Solving the ‘Excess Access’ Problem Once For ALL [EMEA+AMERICAS]

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