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Foundational SAP Security

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⇨ Securing SAP landscapes involves protecting individual SAP systems and services as well as the network they run on and the integration points between them

⇨ The most effective security involves starting early and building an integrated foundation of services that communicate and provide information in a central location

Security breaches are discussed in the media multiple times a week and the targets are not only major corporations. Smaller enterprises can be just as vulnerable. There is also a knowledge gap when it comes to securing SAP systems not just from a network perspective but in terms of the cloud as well. No matter what SAP applications an organization is running, or what landscape they are using, it is critical that they put a security foundation in place that will help them both protect and secure their SAP systems and the data within them.

• Securing SAP landscapes involves protecting individual SAP systems and services as well as the network they run on and the integration points between them.
• The most effective security involves starting early and building an integrated foundation of services that communicate and provide information in a central location.

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