It is nearly impossible to create error-free software or hardware, and for complex systems, this is even more true. Not every bug is a vulnerability, but many bugs are. A CVSS score ranks these vulnerabilities from highest to lowest priority.
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Sharing Best Practices at Cybersecurity for SAP Customers
Join us at SAPInsider's Cybersecurity for SAP Customers event November 28 - 30 in Orlando, FL.
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RSA 2018 Round-up: A Busy Week of Sharing Security Best Practices
A summary of events and Onapsis's presence at RSA Conference 2018.
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Hot Topics at RSA 2018: Digital Transformation Projects, GDPR and Protecting Your Business-Critical Applications
Onapsis will be at RSA 2018 - stop by booth #4227 if you are there!
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GDPR and SAP: Will it Affect You and What Steps You Can Take Now
At Onapsis we recognize that information security means more than just protecting your business-critical applications from possible invaders. Worldwide, we see cybersecurity regulations maturing, leading to added pressure for companies to stay compliant. It is clear that, apart from the obvious technical component, the legal aspects of the information security domain demand a growing slice of attention to maintain business prosperity.
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Onapsis Research Labs First to Help Discover and Fix Vulnerabilities in SAP HANA SPS12 - SAP Security Notes December 2016
Today SAP published 23 Security Notes, making a total of 32 notes since last second Tuesday of November, considering several notes that were published outside of the normal publishing schedule. As with every month, the Onapsis Research Labs have an impact on how SAP Security evolves. This month, 6 SAP Security Notes were reported to SAP by our researchers Sergio Abraham, Nahuel Sanchez and Emiliano Fausto (all of them recognized in SAP Webpage).
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2016 North American Roadshow Series - Coming to a City Near You!
I’m pleased to announce that today we’re kicking off our second annual Onapsis Roadshow series in North America. With all that is going on in the world of SAP cybersecurity, I feel like our roadshows could not have come at a better time.
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Who is Truly Responsible for Securing SAP Systems?
Not too long ago I published a blog which discussed operationalizing your SAP cybersecurity strategy. In that post I discussed the confusion around division of responsibilities, who should own SAP security, and how SAP security gets operationalized within the organization as this is a common problem my team and I have noticed across organizations.
