While SAP helps businesses operate more efficiently through streamlined business processes, its complexity means it presents a significant attack surface for hackers.
Since businesses use SAP for managing their most sensitive business processes,...
Feb 12, '20 by Joerg Schneider-Simon
We’ve said it before: Keeping SAP security patches up to date is one of the most effective ways to prevent a successful cyberattack.
To make that task a bit easier, here is our quick summary of the Security Notes Update that SAP issued in January...
Jan 30, '20 by Joerg Schneider-Simon
Cyberattacks are now heavily automated. Is the solution automated cybersecurity?
Hackers are launching fearsome new attacks against SAP systems across multiple industries using self-directed software tools and processes. Malicious actors are...
Jan 21, '20 by Joerg Schneider-Simon
Cybersecurity Ventures predicts that cybercrime will cost the world $6 trillion annually by 2021, making cybercrime more profitable than the global trade in all major illegal drugs combined.
Cybercriminals are turning to a multitude of new...
Jan 2, '20 by Joerg Schneider-Simon
A whopping 92% of malware is still delivered by email, according to Verizon’s Breach Investigations report.
The majority of these threats arrive in the form of phishing links. But a sizeable percentage still arrive as email attachments. And we’re...
Dec 9, '19 by Joerg Schneider-Simon
More than two-thirds of ERP systems were breached in the last 24 months according to a 2019 survey conducted by IDC for Onapsis.
ERP Security: The Reality of Business Application Protection, the IDC survey of 430 IT decision makers, reveals that...
Nov 7, '19 by Joerg Schneider-Simon
One day back in 2013, a group of hackers—likely backed by China—booted up their computers and began breaking into USIS, a US federal contractor that conducted background checks for the US Department of Homeland Security. The hackers gained access...
Sep 30, '19 by Joerg Schneider-Simon
In April 2019, hackers uploaded a series of exploits targeting SAP business applications to a public forum.
These exploits, referred to as 10KBLAZE, leverage insecure default configurations that SAP has known about for a while and had corrected...