SAP BTP: Why your business platform needs security of the same kind?
This article explores the need for corporations to secure their SAP Business Technology Platform (BTP) and how SecurityBridge can help.
Ivan Mans
Top 10 Vulnerabilities in SAP
As we know, SAP (Systems, Applications, and Products in Data Processing) is a widely used enterprise resource planning (ERP) software suite that helps organizations manage various business operations. No digital system is secure by nature or by default – there will always be security challenges, and SAP is no exception.
In this article, we discuss the Top 10 vulnerabilities in SAP – how they affect the security of an SAP system, and finally, how to identify and manage them with SecurityBridge.
SAP Vulnerability Type: OS Command Injection
A type of SAP vulnerability that frequently receives a patch and poses a significant risk to SAP applications is OS Command Injection.
SAP RFC: The Power of Process Integration is Nothing Without Security
Seamless integration and efficient communication between software systems is crucial to optimize organizations’ operations and efficiency, especially in today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape. SAP Remote Function Call (RFC) is an SAP vital component that permits secure and trustworthy communication between SAP systems and external applications. Explore in this article how SAP RFC can help you streamline integration and data exchange and how you can secure RFC communications to ensure business continuity.
SAP breach: First aid & what to do after
We know. You are reading this because you have been either recently breached or wondering what to do in such cases. Well, if that is the case, then you are in the right place. This article will talk about first aid after an SAP breach, how to mitigate its impact, and how to strengthen your SAP security posture in the future. As SAP systems are at the core of business processes in most corporations, they have become an “interesting” target for cyberattacks aiming for critical business data. So, protecting those systems will usually pay out within the first blocked attack.
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.
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.
SQL Injection vulnerability in ABAP/4
One sort of security flaw known as SQL Injection is present in many software programs, including those created in ABAP/4. This article is part of a series that aims to explain individual vulnerability types commonly addressed by SAP Security Notes.
This vulnerability has major implications for firms that use SAP systems since it allows unauthorized users to access critical corporate data and do actions, they should not be able to undertake. This post will go through what this vulnerability is, the risks it poses to SAP users, and techniques for mitigating and working around it.
Missing SAP Authority vulnerability check
Enterprises all over the world widely utilize SAP systems to handle company operations. As a result, these systems must stay safe and secure against potential vulnerabilities. This article will discuss the “Missing SAP Authority Vulnerability Check” as a specific vulnerability type that can affect SAP systems.
This vulnerability has major implications for firms that use SAP systems since it allows unauthorized users to access critical corporate data and do actions, they should not be able to undertake. This post will go through what this vulnerability is, the risks it poses to SAP users, and techniques for mitigating and working around it.
Game changer: Managed SAP Security Services
Many companies have recognized the need for SAP cybersecurity, but many have also realized that they cannot accomplish this alone. There are many reasons for this. It can be due to the internal teams’ workload or due to the employee’s level of knowledge.
However, there is a solution that neither burdens your internal staff nor demands additional knowledge. A specialized managed SAP Security Service allows you to harden mission-critical systems, detect and promptly counteract non-compliance, and implement monitoring with accurate anomaly detection.
