Protecting SAP from the Latest RECON Vulnerability 

ON DEMAND

SAP’s July Security Notes include a fix for a critical vulnerability – CVSS score of 10 out of 10 – named RECON. Successfully exploiting RECON could give an unauthenticated attacker full access to the affected SAP system, including the ability to modify financial records, view personal identifiable information (PII), corrupt data, delete or modify logs and traces, and other actions that put essential business operations and regulatory compliance at risk. 

The Onapsis Research Labs first identified this vulnerability in May 2020 and has worked closely with the SAP Security Response Team on a mitigation strategy. More than 40,000 SAP customers may be vulnerable to RECON, with upwards of 2,500 Internet-facing systems facing even greater risk. 

Attend this session to learn:

• Details on the RECON vulnerability
• The business impact
• Why patching is so important
• Recommendations for keeping SAP protected

Oracle E-Business Suite BigDebIT 

ON DEMAND

The Oracle EBS BigDebIT vulnerabilities were discovered and reported by The Onapsis Research Labs and covered in Oracle’s January 2020 Critical Patch Update (CPU). An attack on the BigDebIT vulnerabilities can be unauthenticated, which would bypass existing Segregation of Duties (SoD) and access controls and other security controls many organizations rely on to cause fraud, theft and disruption.

This session will cover the recent Onapsis Threat Report highlighting a serious example of what a potential attack on Oracle General Ledger would mean to an organization’s financials—presenting a deficiency in IT general controls for Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) compliance for publicly-traded companies. 

Attend this session to learn:

• How to protect Oracle EBS and your organization
• How more than 21,000 organizations using Oracle EBS may be at risk and the associated security and compliance impact
• Details on the BigDebIT vulnerabilities and the example attack scenario on Oracle General Ledger

Managing Up Means Understanding The Role of Your CIO

ON DEMAND

The Chief Information Officer (CIO) holds responsibility for all IT decisions affecting the company, a task that has increased in complexity since the early days of the internet. A strong company needs a developed IT strategy to remain connected and competitive. The complexity of these IT projects, including digital transformation, is higher than ever.