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Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)/Transport Layer Security (TLS) is a protocol used to encrypt communications between two entities by exchanging public and private keys to create secure sessions between them. In this blog, I will explain how you can enable SSL (Secure Socket Layer) in your SAP Java system and how you can redirect the HTTP requests to HTTPS protocol.

There is no doubt that ERP systems will increasingly become a preferred target of cyberattacks. SAP and Onapsis have taken multiple measures so that customers are best prepared for the challenges of 2020. Here is some of what we learned in 2019 and what we can expect in 2020.

A recent IDC survey reports that 64% of organizations have suffered an ERP system breach in the past 24 months. To ensure that your organization has the proper processes and controls in place to keep SAP and Oracle E-Business Suite business-critical applications secure and in compliance, we are providing guidance and questions to ask.

With ERP systems, such as SAP and the Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) at the core of your business, these systems also must be a focus of your SOX audit. Business-critical applications including your financials are supported by your ERP systems and issues can easily become material weakness. As a result, it is necessary to stay up-to-date regarding what different industries are doing to protect the integrity of financial statements while reducing the costs of implementing and testing the internal controls.

In this blog post, we will discuss how you can make security and compliance an enabler rather than see it as a roadblock for your move to S/4HANA. Without a strong cybersecurity strategy, organizations are at risk of compliance failures, data breaches, financial fraud and system downtime.

The Onapsis Research Labs were in attendance for the 2019 edition of Troopers Conference - hear from our Head of Research as he shares his views on the experience.

Our latest technical blog from the Onapsis Research Labs provides details about securing SAP clients.

When it comes to Oracle EBS security, there are many steps to take to proactively protect your organization. Restricting file type and size is one of them. Learn more about why and how to prevent unintended consequences.

Our quarterly analysis of the Oracle CPU for October 2018. This time, half of the vulnerabilities this quarter have a direct impact on business-critical applications.