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SecurityBridge

360° CYBERSECURITY FOR SAP

We help companies around the globe
to protect their business-critical SAP applications.

Founded in 2012, SecurityBridge has become trusted by the world’s largest and most prestigious corporations. As our name implies, we are a bridge, a cybersecurity connection between our customers’ IT departments, the forward-facing business services, and their SAP applications. Our focus is on securing SAP applications and simplifying the repetitive nature of threat detection, vulnerability management, custom code scanning, and patch management – all through a holistic approach and executed via a one-stop-shop platform for cybersecurity.

Nefarious hackers are weaponizing SAP’s critical vulnerabilities

Hackers know SAP is the technical heart of businesses’ trade secrets, customer data, sensitive pricing, and more. Attacking this landscape will enable them to enter other applications such as CRM, ERP, and HR systems. Exacerbating this situation, there are many unknown vulnerabilities that lurk within custom SAP code – for which there are no off-the-shelf patches available. Hackers are also equally aware that IT and business departments are often at odds with each other, causing a communication breakdown at a time when sharing information quickly is paramount to halting an attack. It’s a “perfect storm” that allows hackers to deploy malicious scripts for execution without authentication.

In-house expertise is hard to find

SAP resources are highly-priced and rarely available on the market. It’s close to impossible to find skilled employees with security know-how and SAP experience. There are almost no SAP security skilled individuals on the market and if you can find one, budgets often can’t extend to hire them.

SAP systems are complex in nature and highly customizable - making patches more difficult

For these reasons, we have created the world’s only natively integrated, real-time solution for constant SAP monitoring – that can be installed in approximately 3 hours. The SecurityBridge platform is not an effort to combine disparate security software elements into a cohesive solution. As an SAP partner, we provide cybersecurity solutions across S4/HANA™ and SAP Cloud Platform™. In fact, SecurityBridge is the only provider of a comprehensive solution that is native to SAP, covering both external and internal threats. We leverage anomaly detection to differentiate between accurate results and false positives so that your Security Analysts can focus on the critical issues first. In addition, our advisory site is the first and only in-depth patching advisory for SAP applications.

Simply put

SecurityBridge ensures SAP applications and custom code are never successfully compromised by cyber-attacks. We remove the repetitive operations needed to seal SAP vulnerabilities and distill information to show what is most important. With our intuitive dashboard displays and reports, all corporate stakeholders such auditors, Chief Risk Officers (CROs), and Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) can now share and understand security risks to mitigate the hackers’ ability to exploit your human, network, operating, and processing vulnerabilities.

Latest Resources

6 Principles for Security-by-design for SAP

Security-by-design is a principle that emphasizes the need to build security measures into software systems from the start rather than as an afterthought. SAP projects need to embed security conciseness to respect this principle and gain a cyber-resilient application. Thus, they should prioritize security when designing and implementing their SAP systems rather than attempting to bolt on security measures afterward. This can help to prevent security breaches and minimize the damage caused by cyberattacks.

Webinar: SAP Security Baseline: Surviving an SAP Audit

With the recent increase in attention to SAP security from auditors, we decided to investigate SAP baselines. We took a closer look into what SAP baselines are, how they can help you, and how to survive an audit.

Remote Code Execution (RCE) Vulnerability in SAP 

Remote Code Execution (RCE) vulnerability in SAP is a type of security issue that allows an attacker to execute arbitrary code on a target system remotely. has gained control of a user's click, they can execute a range of actions, such as transferring funds, changing user settings, or stealing sensitive data.

SecurityBridge Introduces The SAP Management Dashboard – The Real-Time, Customizable Data View and Analysis Solution For SAP Security

SAP security provider SecurityBridge—now operating in the U.S.—today announced the latest addition to the SecurityBridge Platform—the Management Dashboard for SAP security. The SAP Management Dashboard is a no-cost, additional application for the existing SecurityBridge Platform that combines all SAP data aspects and presents the information through a customizable, single pane of glass security dashboard view.

How to detect script-based attacks against SAP? 

In recent years, cyberattacks against SAP systems have become more common, with attackers gaining network access and then exploring critical applications through port scanning and script-based exploration. Two examples of such attacks that use the SAP RFC SDK are the password lock attack and the password spray attack. In this article, we will outline how to detect these script-based attacks against SAP.

SAP Clickjacking Vulnerability: Understanding the Risk and Protecting Your System

This article is part of our series that aims to provide SAP users with an overview of the most common vulnerability types in the SAP technology stack. Unless successfully prevented, SAP is impacted by Clickjacking Vulnerability, particularly in the SAP NetWeaver Application Server Java, Enterprise Portal (EP). If an application is susceptible to clickjacking, an attacker may execute the clickjacking attacks against users of the platform. A clickjacking attack in the SAP framework could make it possible for an attacker to inject malicious code into SAP applications and hijack user clicks. Once an attacker has gained control of a user's click, they can execute a range of actions, such as transferring funds, changing user settings, or stealing sensitive data.