Webinars

Dig into implementation best practices and integration must-haves. We’ll review tips, tricks, and techniques to get the most from a vulnerability management program.

Better understand the executive- and board-level conversations happening around business-critical application security and program blind spots. What are your CIO peers focusing on in 2022? What can CISOs, infosec leaders, and application owners do to support the office of the CIO?

Digital transformations promise efficiencies, customer satisfaction and new revenue opportunities, but they also vastly expand a company’s risk surface across new cloud, mobile applications and next-generation database technologies. CISOs must adapt their organizations to this new attack surface, or face the consequences.

Listen to a Q&A session with Richard Puckett, CISO at SAP and Mariano Nunez, CEO at Onapsis to discuss the key findings and actions to take to immediately protect your business.

A deep dive into the current environmental and business dynamics that your cybersecurity portfolio must account for. Understand the novel, emergent threats that the Onapsis Research Lab is observing and reporting on.

SAP S/4HANA migration projects are a huge undertaking involving your organization’s most mission-critical applications. Your business relies on these applications to function, so ensuring they stay secure, compliant, and available throughout migration and beyond is absolutely critical.

The Onapsis Research Labs first identified this vulnerability in May 2020 and has worked closely with the SAP Security Response Team on a mitigation strategy. More than 40,000 SAP customers may be vulnerable to RECON, with upwards of 2,500 Internet-facing systems facing even greater risk.

This session will cover the recent Onapsis Threat Report highlighting a serious example of what a potential attack on Oracle General Ledger would mean to an organization’s financials—presenting a deficiency in IT general controls for Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) compliance for publicly-traded companies. 

The Chief Information Officer (CIO) holds responsibility for all IT decisions affecting the company, a task that has increased in complexity since the early days of the internet. A strong company needs a developed IT strategy to remain connected and competitive. The complexity of these IT projects, including digital transformation, is higher than ever.