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Every month Onapsis publishes an analysis of released SAP Security Notes. We have put together a list outlining the most newsworthy SAP Security items from 2018.

The Cloud Security Alliance (CSA), the world’s leading organization dedicated to defining standards, certifications and best practices to help ensure a secure cloud computing environment, has released a survey to give more insights into securely moving ERP applications to the cloud.

With the necessity of having Trusted RFC relationships between SAP systems, these connections play an important role in your entire organization. To avoid misconfigurations and prevent cyberattacks, they should be checked periodically, whether they are used for GRC or not. Are your Trusted RFC configured securely?

Oracle security and database management professionals are invited to this webcast detailing how to turn the next Oracle CPU release into an actionable security plan.

With the GDPR enforcement date of May 2018 and steep fines of up to 4% of profit or €20 million looming, organizations are still struggling to understand this complicated policy and how they will adhere to it. This guide aims to provide SAP customers an overview of GDPR, how it affects them and how they can begin a plan to become compliant.

Download this publication to become informed with the latest information about current and future risks facing Oracle applications, allowing different actors (financial managers, information security managers, Oracle administrators, auditors, consultants and others) to better understand the techniques and tools available to assess and mitigate them.

How are organizations truly managing cybersecurity risks in their Oracle E-Business Suite ecosystem?

Join us for a detailed look into our latest research report about how cyberattackers are targeting erp systems, SAP and Oracle.

Join this webcast, where we will discuss a platform connected to Oracle E-Business Suite that’s helping companies make important controls compliant with regulations such as SOX.

Recent research from Onapsis and Digital Shadows provides evidence of how cybercriminals target and exploit SAP and Oracle ERP applications.

Since launching the Onapsis Security Platform in 2015, Onapsis has continued to evolve to meet the growing demands of our customer base and address key market concerns. Our newest functionality release, Enforce and Protect, is the first platform to enable SAP teams to enforce compliance and protect business-critical application (BCA) systems by actively locking them down and effectively preventing them from drifting into an insecure or non-compliant state.

The Onapsis Research Labs has discovered a critical security configuration vulnerability that results from default installations in SAP systems which if left insecure, could lead to a full system compromise. If exploited the impact could be full control of the system by hackers, putting business-critical ERP, HR, PII, Finance, and Supply Chain data and processes at risk.