Apress The Sap Security Governance Handbook
This book tackles the critical convergence of SAP security, governance, and enterprise cybersecurity, dismantling common misconceptions and highlighting dangerous shortcuts. It unfolds across technical access controls and broader organizational dynamics, showing how technologies like SSO, MFA, APIs, and cloud modules truly shape secure SAP implementations. Drawing on industry-aligned regulatory frameworks such as GDPR, ISO 27001, NIST, and more, the book emphasizes how adding compliance without closing gaps across connected systems—including ERP cores and beyond—can leave enterprises exposed. It spots pitfalls like overprivileged tracing, one-size-fits-all roles, and siloed responsibility, offering tools to bridge accountability between IT and business leadership. Through richly detailed case studies and actionable governance models informed by decades of experience, readers are equipped to prevent fraud, strengthen compliance, and embed cybersecurity into SAP environments. Whether you're a security professional, auditor, or business leader, this book delivers practical frameworks to transform SAP operations—ensuring resilient protection while meeting regulatory and ethical standards. You Will: Gain a clear understanding of how to navigate compliance with SOX, GDPR, NIST, ISO 27001, and other critical frameworks while securing your SAP environment. Explore how organizational culture, SSO, MFA, API integrations, and cloud modules influence and strengthen real-world SAP security posture. Learn actionable strategies to bridge the gap between IT and business ownership, avoiding overprivileged roles and enforcing governance across connected systems. This book is for: SAP Security Architects, Administrators, and GRC Specialists.
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This book tackles the critical convergence of SAP security, governance, and enterprise cybersecurity, dismantling common misconceptions and highlighting dangerous shortcuts. It unfolds across technical access controls and broader organizational dynamics, showing how technologies like SSO, MFA, APIs, and cloud modules truly shape secure SAP implementations. Drawing on industry-aligned regulatory frameworks such as GDPR, ISO 27001, NIST, and more, the book emphasizes how adding compliance without closing gaps across connected systems—including ERP cores and beyond—can leave enterprises exposed. It spots pitfalls like overprivileged tracing, one-size-fits-all roles, and siloed responsibility, offering tools to bridge accountability between IT and business leadership. Through richly detailed case studies and actionable governance models informed by decades of experience, readers are equipped to prevent fraud, strengthen compliance, and embed cybersecurity into SAP environments. Whether you're a security professional, auditor, or business leader, this book delivers practical frameworks to transform SAP operations—ensuring resilient protection while meeting regulatory and ethical standards. You Will: Gain a clear understanding of how to navigate compliance with SOX, GDPR, NIST, ISO 27001, and other critical frameworks while securing your SAP environment. Explore how organizational culture, SSO, MFA, API integrations, and cloud modules influence and strengthen real-world SAP security posture. Learn actionable strategies to bridge the gap between IT and business ownership, avoiding overprivileged roles and enforcing governance across connected systems. This book is for: SAP Security Architects, Administrators, and GRC Specialists.
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This book tackles the critical convergence of SAP security, governance, and enterprise cybersecurity, dismantling common misconceptions and highlighting dangerous shortcuts. It unfolds across technical access controls and broader organizational dynamics, showing how technologies like SSO, MFA, APIs, and cloud modules truly shape secure SAP implementations. Drawing on industry-aligned regulatory frameworks such as GDPR, ISO 27001, NIST, and more, the book emphasizes how adding compliance without closing gaps across connected systems—including ERP cores and beyond—can leave enterprises exposed. It spots pitfalls like overprivileged tracing, one-size-fits-all roles, and siloed responsibility, offering tools to bridge accountability between IT and business leadership. Through richly detailed case studies and actionable governance models informed by decades of experience, readers are equipped to prevent fraud, strengthen compliance, and embed cybersecurity into SAP environments. Whether you're a security professional, auditor, or business leader, this book delivers practical frameworks to transform SAP operations—ensuring resilient protection while meeting regulatory and ethical standards. You Will: Gain a clear understanding of how to navigate compliance with SOX, GDPR, NIST, ISO 27001, and other critical frameworks while securing your SAP environment. Explore how organizational culture, SSO, MFA, API integrations, and cloud modules influence and strengthen real-world SAP security posture. Learn actionable strategies to bridge the gap between IT and business ownership, avoiding overprivileged roles and enforcing governance across connected systems. This book is for: SAP Security Architects, Administrators, and GRC Specialists.
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