Preventing SAP Security Vulnerabilities
Key Takeaways
⇨ Migration to SAP S/4HANA brings with it greater exposure to cyber risks, and with increasing complexities of SAP systems, manual, periodic security monitoring no longer ensures adequate protection.
⇨ By automating security assessments and implementing a continuous SAP security monitoring program, organizations can make sure their S/4 systems remain secure and compliant.
⇨ SAP’s security and threat detection service can strengthen organization’s cyber defenses during the transition to SAP S/4HANA, and beyond
Why Automated Continuous Monitoring Is Key to Safeguarding SAP Applications
On day two of SAPinsider’s EMEA event in Vienna, Sinisa Medic, Principal SAP Security Consultant and CEO of Swiss Security Hub AG, will host a session on why continuous SAP security monitoring in hybrid landscapes is critical. Medic will explore how organizations can safeguard their SAP landscapes and strengthen their cyber defenses during and after the transition to SAP S/4HANA through the following:
Continuous Monitoring
Migration to SAP S/4HANA brings with it greater exposure to cyber risks. Manual, periodic security monitoring no longer ensures adequate protection. Continuous monitoring is the key to strong cyber defenses for an organization.
Real Time Detection of Threats
Automating Security Assessments
By automating security assessments and implementing a continuous SAP security monitoring program, organizations can make sure their S/4 systems remain secure and compliant.
Summary
Organizations without a plan for maintaining SAP security and compliance during and after S/4HANA migration are at risk of newer vulnerabilities and non-compliance issues. SAP’s security and threat detection service strengthens the organization’s cyber defenses during the transition to SAP S/4HANA and beyond.
