SAP Vulnerability Assessment
For over 15 years, RedRays has specialized in comprehensive SAP vulnerability assessments - identifying, analyzing and prioritizing weaknesses across your SAP landscape, and giving you the insights and actionable plans to fortify your SAP security posture.
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What is a SAP vulnerability assessment?
A SAP vulnerability assessment is a systematic review that identifies, analyzes and prioritizes security weaknesses across your SAP landscape - entry points, configuration and profile parameters, missing patches, authorizations and custom ABAP - and delivers an actionable remediation plan. It is essential for safeguarding your critical SAP systems against potential threats and vulnerabilities.
Our approach to SAP vulnerability assessment
RedRays employs a multi-pronged strategy to uncover and address vulnerabilities within your SAP landscape.
1
Comprehensive entry-point discovery
We use advanced manual and automated techniques to identify all possible access points to your SAP system - leaving no stone unturned.
2
In-depth vulnerability analysis
Our experts delve into the specifics of each identified vulnerability, assessing its potential impact on your business operations and data security.
3
Business-critical prioritization
Not all vulnerabilities carry the same risk. We prioritize them by their potential consequences for your critical business assets, so your focus goes to the most pressing issues first.
4
Strategic remediation planning
We go beyond identification and analysis, giving you a clear, actionable remediation roadmap - built around your budget and resources, and designed to fix issues without disrupting your operations.
Why RedRays
Experienced SAP security professionals
Deep expertise in SAP systems and cybersecurity best practices, ensuring accurate assessments and effective solutions.
Cutting-edge technology & methodologies
We leverage the latest tools and techniques to deliver comprehensive, reliable vulnerability assessments.
Tailored approach
Every SAP environment is unique. We adapt our approach to your specific needs and priorities for optimal results.
Vulnerability assessment vs. penetration testing
They answer different questions. A vulnerability assessment gives you breadth - every weakness, prioritized. A penetration test gives you proof - what an attacker could actually do.
Vulnerability assessment
- Inventories weaknesses across the whole landscape
- Analyzes and prioritizes by business risk
- Does not exploit - safe for production
- Delivers a remediation roadmap
- Ideal for broad, recurring coverage
Penetration testing
- Exploits weaknesses and escalates privileges
- Proves a real attack path end to end
- Targeted, deep and time-boxed
- Demonstrates impact, not just risk
- Ideal for critical systems and validation
SAP vulnerability assessment FAQ
What is a SAP vulnerability assessment?
A SAP vulnerability assessment systematically identifies, analyzes and prioritizes security weaknesses across your SAP landscape - from entry points and configuration to missing patches, authorizations and custom ABAP - and delivers an actionable remediation plan, without exploiting the issues.
What is the difference between a vulnerability assessment and a penetration test?
A vulnerability assessment inventories and prioritizes weaknesses across the whole landscape without exploiting them. A penetration test proves what an attacker could actually do by exploiting weaknesses and escalating privileges. Assessments give breadth; pentests give proof.
How does RedRays perform a SAP vulnerability assessment?
In four steps: comprehensive entry-point discovery using manual and automated techniques, in-depth vulnerability analysis, business-critical prioritization, and strategic remediation planning tailored to your budget and resources.
What does a SAP vulnerability assessment cover?
SAP entry points and exposed services, system configuration and profile parameters, missing patches and known vulnerabilities, authorizations, and custom ABAP - across your on-premise and cloud SAP systems.
How often should you run a SAP vulnerability assessment?
At least annually, and after major changes - upgrades, new integrations, an S/4HANA migration or configuration changes - because each can introduce new weaknesses into your SAP landscape.
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