In part­ner­ship with Onap­sis, this ASUG web­cast will deliv­er insights designed to sup­port your work with SAP technology.

SAP appli­ca­tions are the lifeblood of your orga­ni­za­tion, sup­port­ing every aspect of your busi­ness. An attack against any of them has the poten­tial for dev­as­tat­ing impact — down­time, lost rev­enue, fines and legal con­se­quences, erod­ed cus­tomer trust, and dam­aged brand reputation.

Many orga­ni­za­tions are under the impres­sion that they are pre­pared for  such an attack: This isn’t the case. Most enter­pris­es cur­rent­ly run­ning SAP sys­tems have crit­i­cal secu­ri­ty gaps that put the busi­ness at risk.

To rem­e­dy this cyber­se­cu­ri­ty blind spot, enter­pris­es should look for a secu­ri­ty solu­tion that can pro­vide vis­i­bil­i­ty, threat intel­li­gence, and auto­mat­ed mitigation.

Dur­ing this web­cast, Onap­sis wants to help inform your 2022 secu­ri­ty strat­e­gy for SAP busi­ness-crit­i­cal appli­ca­tions with insights about:

• Threat intel­li­gence regard­ing active, ongo­ing, and per­va­sive glob­al attacks tar­get­ing SAP instances
• Chal­lenges our cus­tomers are fac­ing with SAP secu­ri­ty as they migrate to SAP S/4HANA
• What CISO involve­ment in SAP sys­tem man­age­ment and secu­ri­ty looks like
• Inter­nal resourc­ing best prac­tices for IT secu­ri­ty and Basis teams
• How to man­age inter­con­nect­ed risk as your enter­prise ecosys­tem con­tin­ues to expand
• How to pre­pare for a ran­somware attack, address­ing two pri­ma­ry threat vec­tors with three cat­e­gories of control