Onapsis launches new Secure RISE Accelerator to accelerate and de-risk RISE with SAP transformations.

BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Onapsis, the leader in business-critical application cybersecurity and compliance, today announced a significant expansion of security capabilities for the SAP Business Technology Platform (SAP BTP). The latest release of Onapsis Assess now offers deep visibility and robust security scanning for SAP BTP. Paired with the market’s only application security testing capabilities for SAP BTP in Onapsis Control, Onapsis solidifies its position at the forefront of SAP application security–from code development to productive environments–providing the market with unparalleled visibility and unmatched security for SAP BTP, a key component of RISE with SAP cloud deployments. Recognized by Gartner, Inc., in its Magic Quadrant for Application Security Testing, Onapsis continues to drive new industry standards in excellence for SAP application security by going beyond basic surface-level scans. In this release, Onapsis Assess now offers deeper insights into risks related to user accounts, identity provider settings, critical authorization assignments, and feature activations, enabling a more thorough, risk-driven security analysis of SAP BTP. In addition, Onapsis Assess now offers security checks that align with both SAP Security Baseline and SAP BTP Security Recommendations, as well as advanced security recommendations from the market-trusted Onapsis Research Labs

BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--New research from threat data and intelligence leader Flashpoint and ERP cybersecurity and compliance leader Onapsis reveals evidence that SAP business-critical applications are increasingly top of mind and valuable for cybercriminals. The report shows a significant rise in threat actor groups targeting SAP vulnerabilities, and aids defenders with actionable intelligence to ensure their mission-critical SAP applications are protected from these threats. 2023 was a critical inflection point for the SAP application threat landscape with new highs in threat activity and increased interest from prolific and well-established threat actor groups and state-sponsored cyberespionage groups. All SAP vulnerabilities observed within this report were patched by SAP several years ago, with SAP having made the relevant SAP Security Notes promptly available for customers. This indicates that threat actors continue to target and exploit organizations with weak cybersecurity governance for SAP applications, mostly taking advantage of known, unpatched SAP vulnerabilities and misconfigurations. This is of special relevance as customers migrate SAP applications to the cloud, further increasing their exposure to a growing number of threat actors