Improve Internal Controls with Governance, Risk, and Compliance Solutions Jay Castleberry Director, Technology Delivery & Maintenance Southern California Edison Southern California Edison 0 WWW.SCE.COM Southern California Edison (SCE) Company Overview One of the largest electric utilities in North America More than 14 million customers More than 17,000 employees Major organizational units: – Transmission & Distribution, – Nuclear Generation, – Supply Chain Operations, – Customer Service, – Information Technology SAP landscape – HCM, FICO, OS, EAM, SRM, CRM, SUS, BW, GRC, etc. Southern California Edison 1 WWW.SCE.COM Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC*) Drivers Overarching standards, processes, and priorities Opportunities Business Drivers Provide reasonable assurance Integrate Compliance Realize operational efficiencies Promote compliance excellence and personal responsibility Enhance executive visibility Ensure clear line of sight Leverage best practices Leverage best practices across the company * In this context, 'GRC' does not refer to 'General Rate Case' Southern California Edison 2 WWW.SCE.COM Leveraging Existing SAP GRC Investment Strategic, long-term investment in SAP’s GRC technology Expand Upgrade Build Migrate Existing Functionality to version 10.0 & Leverage Inherent Enhancements Baseline Install SAP Access Control 5.2 and SAP Process Control 2.5 Southern California Edison Enhance and Build onto Existing Baseline Functionality 3 Implement SAP Risk Management 10.0 and Enable Integrated Capabilities WWW.SCE.COM GRC Maturity at SCE Stakeholder Value Past, Current, and Desired Future State 2013+ 2012 2009 2010 2011 Stages of GRC Capability Maturity at SCE SOX Compliance IT Compliance Southern California Edison NERC CIP 4 GRC 10.0 Upgrade, ERM and ECMS Access, EH&S, HR, etc WWW.SCE.COM GRC Maturity at SCE – SOX Compliance SOX Compliance 2009 Benefits Automated segregation of duties (SoD) Continuous controls monitoring Workflow automation Single system of record Southern California Edison 5 WWW.SCE.COM GRC Maturity at SCE – IT Compliance IT Compliance and NERC CIP 2010-2011 Benefits Enabled monitoring Enabled automation Leveraged workflow Qualifications Revocations Access List Southern California Edison 6 WWW.SCE.COM GRC Maturity at SCE – Enterprise Compliance GRC 10.0 Upgrade and ECMS 2012 Benefits • Catalog • Workflow / Controls automation • Policy management • Increased performance and robustness • Ease of use • Business role management Southern California Edison 7 WWW.SCE.COM GRC Maturity at SCE – Risk Management Addition of SAP Risk Management 2012 Benefits Ability to quickly survey Focus on most relevant key risks Automation of workflow and data approval Systematic sign-off of enterprise risk data Version control Customizable reporting Southern California Edison 8 WWW.SCE.COM GRC Maturity at SCE Stakeholder Value Past, Current, and Desired Future State 2013+ 2012 2009 SOX Compliance 2010 IT Compliance 2011 NERC CIP GRC 10.0 Upgrade, ERM and ECMS Access, EH&S, HR, etc • Continue to broaden use of v10.0 to other areas of compliance and enable linkage of data elements • Enterprise Wide Identity Access Management Southern California Edison 9 WWW.SCE.COM SCE’s Vision for 2013 and Beyond Moving to the Risk-Intelligent Maturity State Expand continuous control monitoring Increase visibility to further compliance areas Enable linkage between data elements Replace additional legacy compliance systems Expand and integrate enterprise wide identity access management capabilities with GRC Southern California Edison 10 WWW.SCE.COM Lessons Learned Ensure adequate level of executive sponsorship Look for value beyond compliance Define a roadmap for execution Start communication early Involve subject matter experts (SMEs) Leverage existing assets and investments Use a common methodology to continuously assess risk Develop a platform for current and future requirements Southern California Edison 11 WWW.SCE.COM Thank You for Attending Jay Castleberry [email protected] www.SCE.com Southern California Edison 12 WWW.SCE.COM