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Key Takeaways
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Windows vulnerabilities: Frequent critical flaws and forced downtime for patching.
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Complex patching cycles: Both OS and SAP application patches create exploitable windows.
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Regulatory pressure: Direct accountability under framesworks like the EU NIS-2 Directive.
SAP landscapes are central to global business operations, but they face mounting cybersecurity risks. While many organizations already run SAP HANA on Linux, many still host SAP application servers on Microsoft Windows.
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