What is SAP security? This blog provides six things every leader should be doing to secure their SAP environment.
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SAP applications are widely deployed and used for critical operations worldwide by organizations in essential industries. Despite their importance, many organizations lack the proper preventative, detective, and corrective controls to secure their SAP systes, and have a reigning false sense of security provided by traditional security and compliance products.
A successful attack on unprotected SAP applications could have far-reaching consequences. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has issued six alerts to date about cyber attacks targeting mission-critical enterprise systems, including SAP. Onapsis Research Labs’ threat intelligence cloud has found more than 300 confirmed exploitations of unprotected SAP applications, including more than 100 hands-on attacks on organizations in less than a year. Among the compromised data included sales, HR, customer, intellectual property, and financial information. Given their importance to business operations, SAP applications need to be secured with the proper tools, processes, and teams.
To learn more about SAP security, take a look at our blogs below. If you're ready to get started with an SAP security strategy, contact us.
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The Need for SAP Security in the Utilities Sector
Cyberattacks in the utilities sector have far-reaching impacts. Securing business-critical SAP applications needs to be a priority to ensure organizations can recover from a potential cyberattack.
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Important Audit Aspects of the SAP Change and Transport System (CTS)
This blog discusses technical considerations in SAP Change and Transport Systems to adhere to audit requirements.
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SAP® S/4HANA: 5 Ways to Build In Security From the Start
Security is critical for an SAP S/4HANA migration. Here are key actions organizations can take from start to finish to ensure a secure SAP migration.
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ICMAD Vulnerability Added to CISA’s Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog
On August 18, 2022 the US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) added a critical SAP vulnerability–CVE-2022-22536–to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog. Though this vulnerability was discovered earlier this year, this validation from CISA shows that organizations should prioritize action immediately.
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Build a Strong SAP Security Strategy With the NIST Framework
Leveraging the NIST Cybersecurity Framework best practices can help teams eliminate blind spots and have a more secure, compliant environment for SAP systems.
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The Value of Table Change Logging For SAP Customizing Data
The Table Change Logging feature in SAP provides options to track changes to individual tables and simple customized objects. Learn more about The Onapsis Platform for SAP security and how we're supporting SAP customers in monitoring all important aspects of Table Change Logging.
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Q&A With Onapsis CTO JP Perez-Etchegoyen: Recent Active SAP Exploitation Activity
CTO JP Perez-Etchegoyen answers six questions around recent SAP application exploitation activity and shares tips for SAP security and next steps organizations can take to protect their critical systems.
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Securing Australia’s Critical Infrastructure
The Australian Government has expanded and deepened cybersecurity obligations for the critical infrastructure sector under the SOCI Act. Here's how organizations can demonstrate compliance with positive security obligations for SAP business applications.
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New Network Detection Rule Pack Extends Onapsis Threat Intelligence and Detection to the Network Layer
With the new Network Detection Rules Pack, Onapsis Defend customers can harness the power of Onapsis Research Labs' threat intelligence to their network monitoring technologies and gain pre-patch protection for the most critical and network-detectable vulnerabilities in SAP.
