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?

Increasing requirements are forcing organizations to implement such solutions that will increase the security level of systems that process personal data. SAP is no exception. Today's article will show you how to increase data security in 3 steps.

Until a few years ago, data security topics were discussed by a narrow group of cyber security professionals. Before the era of ubiquitous logins and passwords - awareness of data security risks was not a concern for many people. Those days are irrevocably gone. Why cyber security