Onapsis and SAP are releasing a new threat intelligence alert and detailed report to help SAP customers protect themselves from active cyber threats seeking to specifically target, identify and compromise organizations running unprotected SAP applications, through a variety of cyberattack vectors.
SAP Security
Dangers in SAP® Transport Management Part 4
Welcome back to our blog series on the Dangers in SAP® Transport Management. In this fourth installment, we’re focused on automated code execution while importing.
Dangers in SAP Transport Management Part 3
This is part three of our blog series on the Dangers in SAP Transport Management. In part one, we give an intro to SAP Transports. In part two, we went over the starting point of this attack, the transaction SU24. In this third installment, we’re focused on the manipulation of job management and its associated risks to SAP Transports.
Survey Highlights Security Is Top of Mind for SAP Transformation and Cloud Migration Projects
In coordination with Onapsis, the Americas SAP Users’ Group (ASUG) recently conducted a research project to better understand how SAP customers are thinking about major transformation and cloud migration projects, the decision-makers involved and how they are moving their businesses forward.
The Risks of Third Party Software in SAP
The SolarWinds attack was detected in late 2020 and is already considered one of the most critical cyber threats ever. Learn more in our blog post now.
SAP Security Notes in 2020—an Analysis of an Extraordinary Year
"60% of data breaches are caused by a failure to patch. If you correct that, you've eliminated 60% of breaches.” Ricardo Lafosse, CISO of Morningstar, at SecureWorld Chicago.
Dangers in SAP Transport Management Part 2
The first article of this series spoke about the global deactivation of authorization checks for single authorization objects per transport. A similar risk results from the possibility of deactivating authorization checks transaction-specifically. With this method, it is even more difficult to detect an attack, as the impact can be limited to one transaction.
New SAP Exploit Published Online: How to Stay Secure?
The Onapsis Research Labs has identified a functional exploit affecting SAP which was published on GitHub, making it publicly available for malicious purposes. A successful attack exploiting this vulnerability would put an organization’s mission-critical SAP applications, business process and data at risk—impacting cybersecurity and regulatory compliance.
Dangers in SAP Transport Management Part 1
Part one of our blog series, Dangers in Transport Management, discusses circumventing Authority Checks.
SAP Change and Transport System
For SAP Transports - What you see is (NOT ALWAYS) what you get.