Solution Briefs

The EU GDPR regulation requires companies to protect any personal data that is stored in their systems, from both theft and manipulation. Hackers could target a misconfiguration or vulnerability in the company’s mission-critical applications, and gain access to this data without using business applications or leaving an audit trail, violating GDPR.

An unauthenticated attack targeting a misconfiguration or vulnerability in your mission-critical applications could let hackers manipulate underlying financial data without touching financial applications or leaving an audit trail, violating ICFR and SOX.

Strong cybersecurity thwarts the manipulation of transactions used to disguise illicit payments and other actions that can compromise compliance. Read how cybersecurity plays a role in avoiding the violation of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act and preventive steps your organization can take.

As business processes and functions move to cloud and SaaS environments, you need to reduce the risk of your extended business processes, enforce security and compliance baselines from the core to the cloud and monitor critical and potentially malicious activity in production. Learn how to protect your SaaS applications with Onapsis.