On Tuesday, 9th of February 2021, SAP held the second SAP Security Patch Day of the year. The security and response team of SAP SE has released 7 Security Notes and provided updates for ...

On the 12th of January, the SAP Security and Response Team continues its established praxis to release product corrections with security impact to SAP customers. Read the article to find our summary with extended backgrounds...

On the 8th of December 2020, SAP Security Patch Day saw the release of 11 Security Notes. There were 2 updates to previously released Patch Day Security Notes. Read the blog article to find the highlights.

Today, like on every second Tuesday of a month, on 10th November 2020, SAP SE has released 15 security patches for its vast product portfolio.

On the 13th of October 2020, SAP Security Patch Day saw the release of 15 Security Notes. There were 6 updates to previously released Patch Day Security Notes. With a total of 21 notes being listed, the month of October is the month with the second most patches in 2020, so far.

On 8th of September 2020, SAP Security Patch Day saw the release of 10 new Security Notes. There were 6 updates to previously released Security Notes. We strongly recommend to carefully revisit the September release as critical vulnerabilities have been resolved.

Despite the holiday season the SAP Security Response team remains very active as we see with the August patch day. On 11th of August 2020 15 new Security Notes have been released. There was 1 updated to the CVSS-10 vulnerability already released last month.

We are rapidly approaching summer vacation. Despite the holiday season the SAP Security Response team remains very active also with this months patchday. Today, the 14th of July 2020, 7 new patches and 2 updates to existing patches have been released.

On the 9th of June 2020 the SAP Product Security Response Team released 18 patches out of which 1 contains an update from a previous release. Every second Tuesday of the month the team publishes corrections and recommendations, which fix known vulnerabilities discovered within SAP products.

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