How do you prepare for it with SAST and what benefits does it bring to the organization? Any thought on increasing security in an organization that takes the form of a plan or at least a discussion is worthy of consideration.

SAST's Super User Management module offers a feature that allows users to work without SAP_ALL or other critical authorizations on the production system.

It is estimated that by 2020, about 30% companies globally will start using S4/HANA in production (in 2018, only 2% of all companies were using S4). I will discuss two areas that should be addressed if we are to raise (or maintain a high) level of security of the target system - authorizations and

This article will also refer to passwords, but already more indirectly and in a broader spectrum. We will consider how by improving the security of the system related to logins we can help administrators.After all, admins deserve a bit of a breather doing their heavy and responsible tasks, right?

A topic already as stretched as... a thin layer of butter on a large slice of bread... However, it returns like a boomerang and not because it is popular and well-liked,

Every month SAP releases new Security Notes. Many SAP administrators are quick to install these patches. The only question that arises is - do they believe in the security they provide? In today's article, we will answer the question - will security vulnerabilities continue to be exploited in such a situation?