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As cyber-attacks continue to multiply, organizations must take measures to prevent the high costs associated with data breach. Conventional security safeguards are increasingly inadequate for protecting the information held in your SAP systems. The session will explore why passwords are the most vulnerable aspect of the security system and how implementing Single Sign-On (SSO) can improve user productivity by allowing users to rely on single strong password or, if required, enabling password-less authentication (zero passwords required). This approach can be combined with policy-based Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) in line with a Zero Trust framework following a Zero Trust architecture to further increase security while maintaining user productivity.
You will:
- Identify the risk of external and internal attacks in your SAP landscape.
- Minimize the reliance on passwords.
- Understand the pros and cons of applying Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA).