Zero Trust in SAP Systems

Zero Trust in SAP Systems

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Key Takeaways

⇨ Protect the bridge between SAP systems and non-SAP systems

⇨ Address key areas in your business case

⇨ Build security out from the core

What’s driving more SAP customers to adopt cloud security solutions? The number one driver for organizations was the “Need to protect access to sensitive and confidential data.,” according to SAPinsider’s Securing the SAP Landscape Against Cyber Threats Benchmark Report.

Tracking and securing data as it moves across an organization’s SAP landscape is a common challenge for SAP customers, particularly organizations undergoing digital transformation. As data transfers between different systems – both SAP and non-SAP systems – some devices may be compliant while others are not. Additionally, each device may be running different types of data protection tools, creating a patchwork of complexity that can make security difficult to manage.

In an environment where every organization has a different approach to security with varying degrees of risk tolerance, the idea of creating a security program with a zero-trust mindset has been gaining wide-ranging adoption.

In this Technology Insight, SAPinsider’s Vice President of Research, Robert Holland, and Hank Schless, Senior Manager, Security Solutions at Lookout, discuss the core values and principles of the zero trust philosophy and framework and explore SAP cloud security strategies.

Read it to learn about:
– The importance of protecting the bridge between SAP systems and non-SAP systems to address worries about unpatched systems and credentials compromised and defend weak points.
– Building the business case to help CISOs and VPs InfoSec or Infrastructure see how a zero trust approach can help enhance data quality, reduce incidents, increase visibility, and lower the number of compromised accounts.
– Ensuring consistent zero trust policies across platforms to improve visibility into user actions and access control from various locations and devices.
– How a unified platform approach can help an organization ensure full coverage for every device and user across an organization’s infrastructure.

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