SAP Solution: hacker

Production lines are indispensable components of complex supply chains. If these are disrupted, this can jeopardize the existence of the companies affected. What can companies do to prevent hackers from "hitting the wall" at OT?

Local data centers in the EU are under attack, as never before. It is therefore out of time to reject the major cloud providers with the best protection mechanisms due to mistrust of US authorities.

Not only technical vulnerabilities can massively impair SAP security - human error is also part of it. Why SAP users should be specifically prepared for possible spear phishing attacks.

Unprotected SAP interfaces open the door to hackers. Many companies are aware of this, but still do not have adequate security measures in place. What is needed are solutions with which the interfaces can be analyzed and monitored across the board.

Cyber criminals are increasingly using the darknet to conduct their criminal business in secret - often at the expense of established brands.

Digitalization makes critical infrastructures vulnerable. One way to check the level of security is through security analyses by so-called "ethical hackers". With professional help, security gaps are identified in good time before "real" hackers cause real damage.

SAP-controlled business processes and data are an attractive target for attackers. External as well as internal attackers who hijack foreign credentials or extend authorizations can access data and applications via the transaction layers of incorrectly or riskily configured SAP systems.

The unwanted outflow of business-critical SAP data can have threatening consequences for companies. With a joint approach from Virtual Forge and KPMG, users get to the root of the problem.

Hardly any security technology has accompanied us as long as the password. Over the decades, there have always been optimizations, but the basic principle has remained the same.

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Faster-than-light spaceships and fighting elves, preferably in surround sound - plus chips and a cold beer. The evening is saved. There's nothing wrong with that. It becomes problematic when the line between fiction and reality blurs.