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10 tips to safeguard your critical business data in SAP systems

Secure your Critical Business Data

Security and risk are becoming increasingly challenging as businesses become more connected. It requires data sharing between different systems, applications, and enterprises.

According to Forrester, companies will double their budgets for data strategy over the next five years and according to Gartner, transparency and traceability are among the Top Ten Strategic Technology Trends for 2022. Smart spaces, they claim, will offer better business opportunities.

It was found in another recent report by Onapsis that between 50,000 and 100,000 organizations use SAP systems that are vulnerable. An example that made the world aware of the importance of data security is the case with the New Zealand government. An immense data breach in which firearms, addresses, and names of gun owners were exposed led SAP itself to apologize to the government. There was no hacking involved in the breach, but 66 dealers got access to sensitive information because of a change in user access given to dealers participating in the buyback scheme.

“Between 50,000 to 100,000 organizations use SAP systems that are vulnerable.”

Apparently, SAP is working on various solutions to increase the security of data. In addition, it reminds clients that security is a collaborative effort, and emphasizes the importance of proper system configuration.

The importance of security in SAP

Data breaches and ransomware attacks are on the rise, and the global pandemic presents new opportunities for cybercriminals. Many employees today access corporate resources through virtual private networks (VPNs). The shift to remote work has resulted in a more permissive VPN policy, which compromises corporate networks in an indirect way.

There is a need for IT security teams to accomplish more with less budget or with the same budget. It is part of their job responsibility to manage day-to-day IT and security operations, find and retain skilled security talent, identify and address security capability gaps, and maximize the return on investment (ROI).

Almost seven out of ten organizations do not place a high priority on securing their SAP systems. Considering the recent spike in cyber-attacks, it is essential to secure SAP systems. We have put together a list of 10 tips you can use immediately to secure your critical business data in SAP system.

1. Own it – Don’t blame

When a security breach occurs, who is responsible? A recent survey by Onapsis found that half of the respondents believe SAP is to blame for security breaches – not anyone within their own organization. Another 30% believe that no one is responsible. A small percentage of people believe that the CIO or CISO is responsible for a security breach.

50% blame SAP for security breaches

30% have no idea

20% say it is CIO/CISO’s responsibility

63% of C-Level executives underestimate the risks associated with insecure SAP applications

The dangers associated with insecure SAP applications are underestimated by 63% of C-level executives.

2. Regularly update the EHP & SPS

One of the most significant steps to staying secure is to keep your system up to date. Enhancement packages are delivered by SAP to deliver new innovations/functionality or “enhancements” to customers without disruption. Ensure you have the latest enhancement packs installed, and that you aren’t several versions behind. It is always risky to be a first adopter, but it is also imperative to avoid falling behind (n-1 is always recommended). Technology and computer security are constantly improving, so it is important to keep your system up to date with patches, fixes, updates, and enhancement packs.

As part of its Support Package Stacks, SAP releases periodic security solutions. The Support Package Stacks are patches for a given product that should be applied together. It is recommended that these stacks be applied at least once a year, and SAP specifies the maintenance schedule on its website. In addition, ToggleNow can help you identify your system’s most critical SPSs.

3. The Right SODs make a difference

As business processes rapidly evolve, employee roles and responsibilities are also changing. By establishing boundaries between roles assigned to an employee and conflicts of interest that may arise from the employee’s responsibilities, segregation of duties aims to reduce internal fraud risks. For example, one employee processes a PO while another verifies and approves it. This adds more control and prevents payments to ‘fake’ vendors.

It is becoming more common for mature organisations to look for ways to improve Segregation of Duties management while reducing costs. It is imperative for businesses to integrate an advanced, quick, and easy-to-install Access Management tool that fits with their systems. This will avoid conflicts after an employee’s role or tasks change.

This can be achieved either by implementing the SAP GRC Access Control solution or ToggleNow’s SoD Analysis solution for SAP. The SAP Security Assessment services provided by ToggleNow will identify the right solutions for your organization. Additionally, if you have SAP GRC implemented, explore the various SAP GRC services that are offered by us.

With the help of our SMEs, you will be able to implement the right separation of duties strategies and ensure that you comply with the various regulations and mandates.

4. Ensure the quality of your code

SAP systems typically have over 30 percent proprietary code, depending on the industry. Statistics indicate that one critical security defect occurs for every 1,000 lines of ABAP code.

It is possible that SAP system performance will be adversely affected. It is estimated that the average SAP system contains 2,151 risks, and 70% of enterprises fail to audit their ABAP custom code for compliance and security.

It is possible to simplify the security process for your code. It is no longer necessary for organizations to invest time, money, and manpower in major security projects. An analysis of your code beforehand will enable you to identify and prioritize any risks and issues before you begin an upgrade.

To ensure security, performance, maintainability, robustness, and compliance with ABAP standards, integrate coding and quality assurance into a single activity.

Finally, you should only keep the custom code you need. It introduces unnecessary risks and increases the amount of effort needed for unnecessary code corrections when redundant unused custom code is used.

Wondering how to handle the situation? Here is a solution – SAP Solution Manager CCLM is a fantastic solution that addresses the majority of these requirements. Refer to this blog

5. Implement SAP Solution Manager – Security Optimization Service (SOS)

We are often asked by clients what tools are available to check the security of SAP systems? Additionally, to Early Watch Alert (EWA), SAP Solution Manager (SOLMAN) has a Security Optimization Service (SOS) report that focuses on security.

Security Optimization Service for the SAP NetWeaver Application Server ABAP checks the security of your SAP system(s) and perform the following checks:

• Basis administration check • User management check • Super users check • Password check • Spool and printer authorization check • Background authorization check • Batch input authorization check • Transport control authorization check • Role management authorization check • Profile parameter check • SAP GUI Single Sign-On (SSO) check • Certificate Single Sign-On (SSO) check • External authentication check

You’ll need the latest version of SOLMAN and the latest support pack to set this up. The managed system must also be configured and setup in SOLMAN without any errors and the instance is correctly defined in LMDB. (Status Green). Additionally, the OS collector must be running on your target instances and database.

It is important, however, to answer the following before setting up the SOS:

• Does your organization have the capacity to manually review those reports and act on each recommendation? • It is set correctly so that your team has ample time to review and act on the reports.

Read ToggleNow’s success story on this subject. We have implemented Solution Manager 7.2 for one of our clients who is a leading refractory company in India since 1958.

6. Regular health checks keep the system healthy

Yes, you heard that right. Humans and systems alike benefit from regular health checks. Ponemon Institute reports that organizations lack visibility “into the security of SAP applications and lack the expertise to detect, prevent, and respond to cyberattacks quickly.”

Early detection is the key to staying healthy or secure. A frequent ERP system check helps you get a comprehensive picture of your ERP landscape before making changes and identifying areas for improvement. This is just like healthy people need annual checkups and preventative medicine to stay healthy and detect problems early. Regular health checkups can identify security gaps. Additionally, EWA and SOS reports provide an in-depth analysis of the system. According to experts’ recommendations, SAP Solution Manager must be configured to support these modules.

7. Implement an Antivirus scan

How confident are you that the documents attached in SAP are virus-free? A vulnerable code might be included in a file your users use/attach in SAP, allowing hackers to gain access.

If you use SAP software, you should use a virus scanner to protect against computer viruses, and SAP recommends this. However, SAP does not investigate, recommend, or release antivirus software as part of its server product validation program.

Many anti-virus software packages protect your SAP deployments using Deep Security, protecting critical information from threats such as malware, cross-site scripting, and SQL injections.

A Virus Scan Adapter (VSA) must be installed on the host before a Deep Security scan can be performed. SAP note 2081108 explains how to set up and configure the VSA system and SAP note 1494278 provides a list of the AV products that are supported.

Additionally, SAP administrators can define the types of documents that are allowed based on various policies. After selecting the right AV product, this can be determined.

8. Implement re-certification processes

Reviews of dormant IDs and dormant roles make a great start. Regularly reviewing the user IDs and deactivating those that are no longer needed is always recommended. This will not only increase the application’s security but also reduce licensing costs. If you already have an SOP in place and are still performing this activity manually, here is a solution for you. ToggleNow’s UserSentry automates both dormant ID review and Role review by taking the appropriate action according to defined rules. Thus, you can comply with a critical audit requirement.

9. Implement additional Security measures

In addition, we recommend that additional security measures be implemented. Back then, experts used to advise setting up complex password policies like keeping password lengths between 8-12 characters and forcing users to change their passwords frequently. Keeping strong passwords alone is no longer sufficient considering technological advancements.

It is recommended to implement additional security measures such as 2-factor authentication (2FA) or multifactor authentication (MFA), validating a user’s machine ID (aka mac ID) at log-in, and adding geofencing validations, verifying the availability of anti-virus software, checking the firewall status, etc. All these features are included in ToggleNow’s UserSentry application, which helps next-generation enterprises implement them quickly.

10. Transform your business with digital technology

The waterfall era has ended. Agility has won. By embracing digital transformation and getting fast and frequent feedback, organizations can respond quickly to critical security issues. By doing this, security issues aren’t ignored, and crises can be averted. If you are worried about the Subject matter expertise and resource availability, ToggleNow can step in and take over this critical piece. The FourEdge Service offering is a great reliever for many organizations that are seeking to start their GRC transformation journey. Remember to be in the race, or else your competitors will take over.

These are the best tips to secure your critical business data in SAP systems. Talk to our SMEs today and leave rest on us for your business data security.

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10 tips to safeguard your critical business data in SAP systems - ToggleNow

Secure your Critical Business Data Security and risk are becoming increasingly challenging as businesses become more connected. It requires data sharing between different systems, applications, and enterprises.

According to Forrester, companies will double their budgets for data strategy over the next five years and according to Gartner, transparency and traceability are among the Top Ten Strategic Technology Trends for 2022. Smart spaces, they claim, will offer better business opportunities.

It was found in another recent report by Onapsis that between 50,000 and 100,000 organizations use SAP systems that are vulnerable. An example that made the world aware of the importance of data security is the case with the New Zealand government. An immense data breach in which firearms, addresses, and names of gun owners were exposed led SAP itself to apologize to the government. There was no hacking involved in the breach, but 66 dealers got access to sensitive information because of a change in user access given to dealers participating in the buyback scheme.

“Between 50,000 to 100,000 organizations use SAP systems that are vulnerable.”

Apparently, SAP is working on various solutions to increase the security of data. In addition, it reminds clients that security is a collaborative effort, and emphasizes the importance of proper system configuration.

The importance of security in SAP Data breaches and ransomware attacks are on the rise, and the global pandemic presents new opportunities for cybercriminals. Many employees today access corporate resources through virtual private networks (VPNs). The shift to remote work has resulted in a more permissive VPN policy, which compromises corporate networks in an indirect way.

There is a need for IT security teams to accomplish more with less budget or with the same budget. It is part of their job responsibility to manage day-to-day IT and security operations, find and retain skilled security talent, identify and address security capability gaps, and maximize the return on investment (ROI).

Almost seven out of ten organizations do not place a high priority on securing their SAP systems. Considering the recent spike in cyber-attacks, it is essential to secure SAP systems. We have put together a list of 10 tips you can use immediately to secure your critical business data in SAP system.

Own it – Don’t blame When a security breach occurs, who is responsible? A recent survey by Onapsis found that half of the respondents believe SAP is to blame for security breaches – not anyone within their own organization. Another 30% believe that no one is responsible. A small percentage of people believe that the CIO or CISO is responsible for a security breach.

50% blame SAP for security breaches

30% have no idea

20% say it is CIO/CISO’s responsibility

63% of C-Level executives underestimate the risks associated with insecure SAP applications

The dangers associated with insecure SAP applications are underestimated by 63% of C-level executives.

Regularly update the EHP & SPS One of the most significant steps to staying secure is to keep your system up to date. Enhancement packages are delivered by SAP to deliver new innovations/functionality or “enhancements” to customers without disruption. Ensure you have the latest enhancement packs installed, and that you aren’t several versions behind. It is always risky to be a first adopter, but it is also imperative to avoid falling behind (n-1 is always recommended). Technology and computer security are constantly improving, so it is important to keep your system up to date with patches, fixes, updates, and enhancement packs.

As part of its Support Package Stacks, SAP releases periodic security solutions. The Support Package Stacks are patches for a given product that should be applied together. It is recommended that these stacks be applied at least once a year, and SAP specifies the maintenance schedule on its website. In addition, ToggleNow can help you identify your system’s most critical SPSs.

The Right SODs make a difference As business processes rapidly evolve, employee roles and responsibilities are also changing. By establishing boundaries between roles assigned to an employee and conflicts of interest that may arise from the employee’s responsibilities, segregation of duties aims to reduce internal fraud risks. For example, one employee processes a PO while another verifies and approves it. This adds more control and prevents payments to ‘fake’ vendors.

It is becoming more common for mature organisations to look for ways to improve Segregation of Duties management while reducing costs. It is imperative for businesses to integrate an advanced, quick, and easy-to-install Access Management tool that fits with their systems. This will avoid conflicts after an employee’s role or tasks change.

This can be achieved either by implementing the SAP GRC Access Control solution or ToggleNow’s SoD Analysis solution for SAP. The SAP Security Assessment services provided by ToggleNow will identify the right solutions for your organization. Additionally, if you have SAP GRC implemented, explore the various SAP GRC services that are offered by us.

With the help of our SMEs, you will be able to implement the right separation of duties strategies and ensure that you comply with the various regulations and mandates.

Ensure the quality of your code SAP systems typically have over 30 percent proprietary code, depending on the industry. Statistics indicate that one critical security defect occurs for every 1,000 lines of ABAP code.

It is possible that SAP system performance will be adversely affected. It is estimated that the average SAP system contains 2,151 risks, and 70% of enterprises fail to audit their ABAP custom code for compliance and security.

It is possible to simplify the security process for your code. It is no longer necessary for organizations to invest time, money, and manpower in major security projects. An analysis of your code beforehand will enable you to identify and prioritize any risks and issues before you begin an upgrade.

To ensure security, performance, maintainability, robustness, and compliance with ABAP standards, integrate coding and quality assurance into a single activity.

Finally, you should only keep the custom code you need. It introduces unnecessary risks and increases the amount of effort needed for unnecessary code corrections when redundant unused custom code is used.

Wondering how to handle the situation? Here is a solution – SAP Solution Manager CCLM is a fantastic solution that addresses the majority of these requirements. Refer to this blog

Implement SAP Solution Manager – Security Optimization Service (SOS) We are often asked by clients what tools are available to check the security of SAP systems? Additionally, to Early Watch Alert (EWA), SAP Solution Manager (SOLMAN) has a Security Optimization Service (SOS) report that focuses on security.

Security Optimization Service for the SAP NetWeaver Application Server ABAP checks the security of your SAP system(s) and perform the following checks:

Basis administration check

User management check

Super users check

Password check

Spool and printer authorization check

Background authorization check

Batch input authorization check

Transport control authorization check

Role management authorization check

Profile parameter check

SAP GUI Single Sign-On (SSO) check

Certificate Single Sign-On (SSO) check

External authentication check

You’ll need the latest version of SOLMAN and the latest support pack to set this up. The managed system must also be configured and setup in SOLMAN without any errors and the instance is correctly defined in LMDB. (Status Green). Additionally, the OS collector must be running on your target instances and database.

It is important, however, to answer the following before setting up the SOS:

Does your organization have the capacity to manually review those reports and act on each recommendation?

It is set correctly so that your team has ample time to review and act on the reports.

Read ToggleNow’s success story on this subject. We have implemented Solution Manager 7.2 for one of our clients who is a leading refractory company in India since 1958.

Regular health checks keep the system healthy Yes, you heard that right. Humans and systems alike benefit from regular health checks. Ponemon Institute reports that organizations lack visibility “into the security of SAP applications and lack the expertise to detect, prevent, and respond to cyberattacks quickly.”

Early detection is the key to staying healthy or secure. A frequent ERP system check helps you get a comprehensive picture of your ERP landscape before making changes and identifying areas for improvement. This is just like healthy people need annual checkups and preventative medicine to stay healthy and detect problems early. Regular health checkups can identify security gaps. Additionally, EWA and SOS reports provide an in-depth analysis of the system. According to experts’ recommendations, SAP Solution Manager must be configured to support these modules.

Read more: https://togglenow.com/blog/secure-your-critical-business-data/

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When to Redesign SAP Roles: During ECC or Post-Migration to S/4HANA or Rise with SAP

Migrating to SAP S/4HANA or adopting RISE/GROW with SAP is a strategic milestone for organizations aiming to modernize their ERP landscape. However, one critical consideration often overlooked during these transitions is the redesign of SAP roles. The timing of this redesign can significantly influence the success of the migration and the overall efficiency. Should you redesign roles during the ECC phase or wait until after the migration to S/4HANA? This blog explores the key factors driving this decision and introduces the S.M.A.R.T framework—a modern approach to SAP role redesign that ensures compliance, efficiency, and business alignment.

Understanding the Need for Role Redesign

SAP roles are pivotal in defining user access, ensuring compliance, and maintaining operational efficiency. Over time, roles in ECC systems often become bloated with unused authorizations or misaligned with current business needs. This can lead to:

Compliance Risks: Excessive authorizations increase the risk of segregation of duties (SoD) violations.

Migration Complications: Legacy roles with redundancies can complicate the migration process to S/4HANA.

Operational Costs: Since the licensing model is based on assignment and not by usage in S/4HANA and RISE, you may need to procure more licenses than required.

A role redesign ensures clean, streamlined, and compliant access structures, setting the stage for a smooth transition and efficient system post-migration.

ls.ECC vs. S/4HANA: When to Redesign Roles?

Aspect

Redesign During ECC

Redesign Post-Migration to S/4HANA

Compliance

Proactively addresses SoD conflicts and access risks.

Allows compliance alignment with new functionalities post-migration.

Migration Complexity

Simplifies migration with clean and optimized roles.

Reduces redundant effort, focusing only on relevant roles in the new system

Alignment with New Features

May require rework later to incorporate S/4HANA-specific functionalities.

Ensures roles are tailored to new modules, Fiori apps, and processes.

Timeline and Resources

Increases project timelines due to pre-migration workload.

Defers redesign efforts, potentially affecting initial system efficiency.

Business Process Analysis

Limited to existing ECC processes, with potential misalignment after migration.

Better aligned with current and optimized business processes in S/4HANA.

Redesigning SAP Roles with RISE with SAP

If you are moving to RISE with SAP, it is advisable to conduct a complete role redesign during the ECC phase. Once the migration is complete, perform a retrofit to align roles with the cloud-specific requirements introduced by RISE. This approach addresses the unique security, integration, and scalability considerations of a cloud-oriented transformation. You might have many questions at this juncture – What is the best approach? Which tools must be considered? Are there any accelerators that can be used? Can we use stock ready/ready to deploy role structures?

Challenges with Stock Ready Rulesets

Many system integrators offer pre-packaged or stock-ready rulesets as part of their role redesign services. While these rulesets might appear to save time and effort, they often come with significant challenges, making them unsuitable for many businesses. Here’s why the stock-ready approach is not recommended:

Lack of Customization: Stock-ready rulesets are designed to be generic and may not align with the specific needs of your industry or business processes. This can result in inadequate or excessive authorizations.

Compliance Risks: These pre-packaged rulesets may not fully address industry-specific compliance requirements, leaving gaps that could lead to audit findings or regulatory penalties.

Misalignment with Business Processes: Every organization has unique workflows and processes. Stock-ready rulesets may not account for these nuances, leading to inefficiencies and user frustrations.

Post-Implementation Challenges: Organizations often need to spend additional time and resources customizing these rulesets post-implementation, negating the perceived benefits of a quick deployment.

Instead of relying on stock-ready rulesets, organizations should invest in a tailored role redesign approach. This ensures that roles are aligned with specific business processes, compliance requirements, and future scalability needs, delivering long-term value and efficiency. This is where S.M.A.R.T approach/framework can be a life saver.

The S.M.A.R.T Role Redesign Framework

At ToggleNow, we leverage the S.M.A.R.T framework for SAP role redesign. This approach ensures that roles are:

Simplified: Designed to reduce complexity while maintaining operational effectiveness.

Mitigated for Risks: Focused on eliminating SoD conflicts and maintaining regulatory compliance.

Aligned with Business Tasks: Task-based roles ensure that access permissions directly support specific workflows.

Responsive to Change: Built to adapt seamlessly to future business or technical changes.

Transparent and Optimized: Designed with a focus on license optimization to eliminate unnecessary expenditures.

This framework delivers roles that are not only secure but also cost-effective and easy to manage

ToggleNow Advantage

ToggleNow brings a unique value proposition to SAP role redesign initiatives, ensuring a seamless and efficient process tailored to your business needs. Here’s why we stand out:

Customized Solutions: Unlike stock-ready rulesets, ToggleNow develops tailored role designs aligned with your specific business processes, compliance requirements, and industry standards.

Deep Expertise: With extensive experience in SAP role redesign, ToggleNow combines technical proficiency with a deep understanding of regulatory compliance and security best practices.

Innovative Tools:ToggleNow leverages proprietary tools such as Verity, Optimus and accelerators such as xPedite to streamline role redesign, risk analysis, and validation, ensuring faster project delivery.

Focus on Scalability:Our approach ensures that the roles we design are not only compliant and efficient but also scalable, adapting to your future business growth.

Proven Track Record:Trusted by leading organizations, ToggleNow has successfully delivered role redesign projects across diverse industries, enabling smoother migrations and enhanced system performance.

By partnering with ToggleNow, organizations can confidently navigate their SAP transitions, optimizing roles to drive operational excellence and long-term success.

Conclusion

The decision to redesign SAP roles during ECC or post-migration to S/4HANA or RISE with SAP depends on your organization’s priorities, resources, and timeline. Redesigning during ECC can simplify the migration process, while post-migration redesign allows alignment with new functionalities. For RISE with SAP, role redesign becomes even more critical to address cloud-specific requirements.

Moreover, organizations should avoid the pitfalls of stock-ready rulesets and opt for a customized approach that aligns with their unique requirements. By investing in a well-planned redesign, organizations can unlock the full potential of SAP S/4HANA or RISE with SAP, driving operational excellence and business growth.

Read more: https://togglenow.com/blog/redesign-sap-roles-ecc-or-s-4hana/

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Access control in GRC RSA Archer is crucial in overseeing how users engage with the platform and its data. It manages permissions and limitations to ensure they access only role-relevant information. It helps organizations strengthen data security, manage risks, and maintain compliance standards. Moreover, it is used to enforce the segregation of duties and curb conflicting roles and excessive privileges, thus reducing the risk of insider threats and fraudulent actions, ultimately enhancing the platform's overall security and reliability.

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ToggleNow Offerings In SAP | Toggle Now

What we offer?

Implementation: ToggleNow possesses over 200 years of combined expertise in implementing SAP Access Control. Our consultants bring invaluable experience in executing greenfield, brownfield, or Hybrid projects. With a rich background in implementing various components such as Access Risk Analysis, Emergency Access Management, Business Role Management, Access Request Management, SOD Review, User Access Review, and Firefighter Reviews, our team is well-versed in diverse facets of SAP Access Control. 

Upgrades: At ToggleNow, we specialize in seamless transitions and tailored solutions that maximize the potential of your GRC platform. Our seasoned professionals bring in- depth knowledge across various versions, ensuring a meticulous upgrade process that fortifies your system against evolving threats while minimizing disruptions to your operations. 

Innovation & Enhancements: With our extensive experience, ToggleNow team has successfully implemented numerous enhancements, including customized Ruleset configurations, fine-tuning MSMP & BRF+ workflows, and seamless integrations with leading HR applications such as Workday, SuccessFactors, Darwin box, and others. Our expertise extends to delivering robust automations through tailored customization points, significantly reducing dependency on manual processes and elevating the quality of deliverables.

Support: Rely on us for expert SAP Access Control support tailored to your needs. Our dedicated team offers round-the-clock assistance in troubleshooting, configuration optimization, and ensuring compliance. From ongoing maintenance to user provisioning and risk monitoring, we cover every aspect to keep your GRC systems running smoothly. With in-depth expertise across SAP GRC versions, we provide proactive guidance and swift resolutions to maintain system integrity.

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Generative AI tools such as OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Microsoft’s Copilot are rapidly evolving, fueling concerns that the technology could open the door to multiple privacy and security issues, particularly in the workplace.

In May, privacy campaigners dubbed Microsoft’s new Recall tool a potential “privacy nightmare” due to its ability to take screenshots of your laptop every few seconds. The feature has caught the attention of UK regulator the Information Commissioner’s Office, which is asking Microsoft to reveal more about the safety of the product launching soon in its Copilot+ PCs.

Concerns are also mounting over OpenAI’s ChatGPT, which has demonstrated screenshotting abilities in its soon-to-launch macOS app that privacy experts say could result in the capture of sensitive data.

The US House of Representatives has banned the use of Microsoft’s Copilot among staff members after it was deemed by the Office of Cybersecurity to be a risk to users due to “the threat of leaking House data to non-House approved cloud services.”

Meanwhile, market analyst Gartner has cautioned that “using Copilot for Microsoft 365 exposes the risks of sensitive data and content exposure internally and externally.” And last month, Google was forced to make adjustments to its new search feature, AI Overviews, after screenshots of bizarre and misleading answers to queries went viral.

Overexposed

For those using generative AI at work, one of the biggest challenges is the risk of inadvertently exposing sensitive data. Most generative AI systems are “essentially big sponges,” says Camden Woollven, group head of AI at risk management firm GRC International Group. “They soak up huge amounts of information from the internet to train their language models.”

AI companies are “hungry for data to train their models,” and are “seemingly making it behaviorally attractive” to do so, says Steve Elcock, CEO and founder at software firm Elementsuite. This vast amount of data collection means there’s the potential for sensitive information to be put “into somebody else’s ecosystem,” says Jeff Watkins, chief product and technology officer at digital consultancy xDesign. “It could also later be extracted through clever prompting.”

At the same time, there’s the threat of AI systems themselves being targeted by hackers. “Theoretically, if an attacker managed to gain access to the large language model (LLM) that powers a company's AI tools, they could siphon off sensitive data, plant false or misleading outputs, or use the AI to spread malware,” says Woollven.

Consumer-grade AI tools can create obvious risks. However, an increasing number of potential issues are arising with “proprietary” AI offerings broadly deemed safe for work such as Microsoft Copilot, says Phil Robinson, principal consultant at security consultancy Prism Infosec.

“This could theoretically be used to look at sensitive data if access privileges have not been locked down. We could see employees asking to see pay scales, M&A activity, or documents containing credentials, which could then be leaked or sold.”

Another concern centers around AI tools that could be used to monitor staff, potentially infringing their privacy. Microsoft’s Recall feature states that “your snapshots are yours; they stay locally on your PC” and “you are always in control with privacy you can trust.”

Yet “it doesn’t seem very long before this technology could be used for monitoring employees,” says Elcock.

Self-Censorship

Generative AI does pose several potential risks, but there are steps businesses and individual employees can take to improve privacy and security. First, do not put confidential information into a prompt for a publicly available tool such as ChatGPT or Google’s Gemini, says Lisa Avvocato, vice president of marketing and community at data firm Sama.

When crafting a prompt, be generic to avoid sharing too much. “Ask, ‘Write a proposal template for budget expenditure,’ not ‘Here is my budget, write a proposal for expenditure on a sensitive project,’” she says. “Use AI as your first draft, then layer in the sensitive information you need to include.”

If you use it for research, avoid issues such as those seen with Google’s AI Overviews by validating what it provides, says Avvocato. “Ask it to provide references and links to its sources. If you ask AI to write code, you still need to review it, rather than assuming it’s good to go.”

Microsoft has itself stated that Copilot needs to be configured correctly and the “least privilege”—the concept that users should only have access to the information they need—should be applied. This is “a crucial point,” says Prism Infosec’s Robinson. “Organizations must lay the groundwork for these systems and not just trust the technology and assume everything will be OK.”

It’s also worth noting that ChatGPT uses the data you share to train its models, unless you turn it off in the settings or use the enterprise version.

List of Assurances

The firms integrating generative AI into their products say they’re doing everything they can to protect security and privacy. Microsoft is keen to outline security and privacy considerations in its Recall product and the ability to control the feature in Settings > Privacy & security > Recall & snapshots.

Google says generative AI in Workspace “does not change our foundational privacy protections for giving users choice and control over their data,” and stipulates that information is not used for advertising.

OpenAI reiterates how it maintains security and privacy in its products, while enterprise versions are available with extra controls. “We want our AI models to learn about the world, not private individuals—and we take steps to protect people’s data and privacy,” an OpenAI spokesperson tells WIRED.

OpenAI says it offers ways to control how data is used, including self-service tools to access, export, and delete personal information, as well as the ability to opt out of use of content to improve its models. ChatGPT Team, ChatGPT Enterprise, and its API are not trained on data or conversations, and its models don’t learn from usage by default, according to the company.

Either way, it looks like your AI coworker is here to stay. As these systems become more sophisticated and omnipresent in the workplace, the risks are only going to intensify, says Woollven. “We're already seeing the emergence of multimodal AI such as GPT-4o that can analyze and generate images, audio, and video. So now it's not just text-based data that companies need to worry about safeguarding.”

With this in mind, people—and businesses—need to get in the mindset of treating AI like any other third-party service, says Woollven. “Don't share anything you wouldn't want publicly broadcasted.”

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What is SAP? SAP is System Application and Products in Data processing. Nowadays having a proper certification can significantly boost ones career and open doors for global job opportunities. One such leading programs is SAP which provides enterprise software solutions. SAP software is an European multinational company, they focus on providing software solutions for better understanding and management of business and their customers.

Some of the comprehensive courses provided by SAP are finance, logistics, human resources and many more. The course certification is acknowledged on global basis.

One of the key advantages of the SAP global certification program is its recognition worldwide. With over 400,000 customers in more than 180 countries using SAP solutions, there is a high demand for professionals with SAP skills across the globe .This opens up a plethora of job opportunities on a global scale.

Benefits of SAP courses

Streamlined Processes: SAP helps organizations streamline their business processes by automating tasks, eliminating the manual effort, and reducing inefficiencies.

Enhanced Decision-Making: the course provides robust data management and analytics capabilities, enabling organizations to access real-time, accurate information.

Improved Collaboration and Communication: It enables the seamless integration and data exchange between different functional areas, enhancing cross-functional collaboration and teamwork.

Increased Visibility and Control: SAP offers comprehensive visibility into organizational data, processes, and operations.

Scalability and Flexibility: SAP solutions are scalable and flexible, accommodating the changing needs and growth of organizations.

Enhanced Customer Experience: SAP's customer relationship management (CRM) solutions enable organizations to deliver a personalized and exceptional customer experience.

Improved Supply Chain Management: It enables organizations to improve demand planning, inventory management, procurement, and logistics, resulting in reduced costs, improved order fulfillment, and better customer satisfaction.

Compliance and Risk Management:  It provides functionalities for governance, risk management, and compliance (GRC), helping organizations mitigate risks, ensure data security, and demonstrate compliance with legal and industry regulations.

Innovation and Digital Transformation: SAP embraces emerging technologies and drives innovation to support organizations in their digital transformation journey.

As multinational companies expand their operations across borders, they require professionals who can support and manage their SAP software system worldwide. This opens up many possibilities for career growth in international work experiences and also being an SAP certified professional it can also lead to higher earning potential, individuals with an SAP certificates tend to earn more as compared to their non-certified counterparts. This financial incentive further emphasizes the value of investing in an SAP global certification for career growth.

Job opportunities in SAP

SAP Consultant: SAP consultants provide expertise and guidance on implementing, configuring, and customizing SAP solutions to meet the specific needs of organizations

SAP Functional Analyst: SAP functional analysts focus on understanding business requirements and translating them into functional specifications for SAP solutions.

SAP Technical Developer: They are responsible for developing, customizing, and maintaining SAP applications.

SAP Project Manager: SAP project managers oversee the planning, execution, and delivery of SAP implementation or upgrade projects

SAP Administrator: SAP Basis administrators manage the technical infrastructure of SAP systems. They are responsible for system installation, configuration, monitoring, performance optimization, and security management of SAP landscapes

SAP Data Analyst: SAP data analysts focus on managing and analyzing data within SAP systems. They extract and manipulate data, perform data validation, create reports and dashboards.

SAP Supply Chain Consultant: SAP supply chain consultants work on projects related to supply chain management, procurement, inventory management, logistics, and production planning using SAP solutions.

Why is SAP global certification important?

SAP Global Certification is important as it validates an individual’s skills, acquires an industry recognition, provides a competitive advantage, strengthens career opportunities, opens up global job prospects, promotes continuous learning, and instills employer confidence. Thus considered a valuable investment for professionals seeking career growth in the field of SAP and for organizations looking to hire skilled SAP professionals.

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How Cybersecurity Experts Help You Stay One Step Ahead of Hackers

In the digital age, data is the new currency—and hackers are constantly looking for ways to steal it. From ransomware attacks and phishing scams to insider threats and zero-day vulnerabilities, cybercriminals are growing more sophisticated, stealthy, and strategic by the day.

Yet, while threats evolve rapidly, so do the defenses.

That’s where cybersecurity experts come in. More than just IT support, these professionals are your digital bodyguards—trained to anticipate risks, plug security gaps, and create strategies that keep your business one step ahead of the bad guys.

In this article, we’ll explore how cybersecurity experts protect your organization, why their proactive approach is essential, and what makes them an irreplaceable asset in today’s ever-changing threat landscape.

The Evolving Cyber Threat Landscape

Before understanding the role of cybersecurity experts, it’s important to know what they’re up against. Modern cyber threats are no longer limited to isolated viruses or one-off attacks. Today’s hackers:

Work in organized groups

Use AI and automation to scale attacks

Exploit human error, outdated software, and poor access controls

Target businesses of all sizes—not just large enterprises

According to reports, a cyberattack occurs every 39 seconds, and 43% of all attacks target small businesses. The average cost of a data breach is over $4 million, not including reputational damage, regulatory fines, or business downtime.

This growing complexity is why traditional, reactive security just isn’t enough anymore.

Who Are Cybersecurity Experts?

Cybersecurity experts are trained professionals with deep technical knowledge and real-world experience in identifying, preventing, and responding to digital threats. Depending on their specialization, they may go by various titles:

Security Analysts

Ethical Hackers

Penetration Testers

Security Architects

Incident Responders

GRC (Governance, Risk & Compliance) Specialists

CISOs (Chief Information Security Officers)

Their primary goal? To reduce your risk exposure, harden your digital assets, and ensure business continuity—even in the face of evolving threats.

1. Threat Intelligence and Early Detection

The best way to avoid a cyberattack is to see it coming. Cybersecurity experts use real-time threat intelligence feeds, behavior analytics, and advanced monitoring tools to detect suspicious activity before it escalates.

They analyze:

Unusual login attempts

Unauthorized access to sensitive files

Unusual data transfers

Emerging global threat patterns

This proactive threat hunting helps stop cybercriminals in their tracks—often before a breach occurs.

“Cybersecurity experts think like hackers but act like defenders. Their mindset is proactive, not reactive.”

2. Vulnerability Assessments and Penetration Testing

Hackers often exploit known weaknesses in software, systems, or configurations. Cybersecurity experts stay ahead by performing regular vulnerability scans and penetration testing to uncover these weaknesses before the criminals do.

They simulate real-world attack scenarios to test your defenses and identify:

Unpatched software

Weak passwords

Misconfigured firewalls

Flaws in third-party integrations

Insecure APIs or cloud services

By fixing these gaps early, they significantly reduce the attack surface and prevent future intrusions.

3. Advanced Access Controls and Identity Protection

One of the top entry points for attackers is compromised credentials. Cybersecurity experts implement robust access management practices such as:

Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)

Role-based access control (RBAC)

Zero Trust Architecture

Privileged Access Management (PAM)

These controls ensure that only authorized personnel have access to critical systems and data—and even if credentials are stolen, additional layers of security prevent damage.

4. Security Awareness Training

Hackers often bypass technology and go straight for the human element through phishing emails, social engineering, or fake websites.

Cybersecurity experts run employee training programs to build a culture of cyber awareness. These programs help employees:

Recognize phishing scams

Understand secure password practices

Avoid malicious downloads or links

Report suspicious activity quickly

A well-trained team can be your first line of defense, preventing breaches caused by human error.

5. Incident Response Planning

No business is immune to cyber threats. The key difference lies in how well you respond when something goes wrong.

Cybersecurity experts prepare detailed incident response (IR) plans that define:

Roles and responsibilities during a breach

Steps for containing and eliminating threats

Communication protocols (internal and external)

Legal and compliance considerations

Recovery and post-incident analysis

This kind of preparation minimizes panic, reduces damage, and speeds up recovery—turning potential disasters into manageable events.

6. Data Protection and Encryption

From customer data and financial records to intellectual property, your business holds valuable digital assets. Cybersecurity experts help secure this data through:

End-to-end encryption

Secure backup protocols

Data loss prevention (DLP) systems

Cloud security best practices

Tokenization for sensitive fields

They also ensure compliance with regulations like GDPR, HIPAA, or ISO 27001, reducing legal risks and boosting customer trust.

7. Continuous Monitoring and Compliance

Cybersecurity isn’t a one-time setup—it’s an ongoing process. Experts implement Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) systems to monitor all network activity 24/7.

They also ensure you remain compliant with industry regulations, which often require:

Regular audits

Evidence of access control

Breach notification procedures

Ongoing staff training

Risk assessments

With cybersecurity experts managing compliance, businesses avoid hefty fines and reputational loss.

8. Cloud Security and Remote Work Protection

With more businesses moving to cloud platforms and hybrid work models, cybersecurity experts adapt defenses to cover:

SaaS platforms like Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, and Salesforce

Remote access through VPNs or secure tunnels

Cloud-based storage, servers, and apps

Endpoint protection for remote devices

They secure your entire digital perimeter—even when your workforce is distributed.

9. Integration with Business Goals

Cybersecurity experts aren’t just tech specialists—they’re also strategic advisors. They align security initiatives with your business goals, ensuring:

Minimal disruption to operations

Strategic investments in security tools

Risk-based decision making

Resilience as a competitive advantage

When cybersecurity is integrated into your digital strategy, it enables safe innovation and growth—rather than acting as a barrier.

What to Look for in a Cybersecurity Expert

When hiring or partnering with cybersecurity experts, look for professionals with:

Recognized certifications (e.g., CISSP, CEH, CompTIA Security+)

Experience in your industry (e.g., finance, healthcare, retail)

Strong communication and incident reporting skills

Strategic mindset and business alignment

Up-to-date knowledge of current threats and solutions

Whether it’s an in-house CISO or a third-party security firm, the right cybersecurity partner can give you peace of mind in an uncertain digital world.

Final Thoughts

Hackers never sleep—and your cybersecurity strategy shouldn’t either.

Cybersecurity experts offer more than just protection. They provide strategic defense, real-time insight, and resilience that grows with your business. In an era where breaches can break brands overnight, staying one step ahead isn’t optional—it’s essential.

By investing in cybersecurity expertise today, you’re not just defending your data—you’re future-proofing your business.

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PCI DSS Compliance vs. ISO 27001: A Complete Guide to Information Security Standards for Businesses 🔐 Introduction

In a world where cyber threats are escalating daily, businesses can't afford to take information security lightly. Data breaches not only cost millions—they erode trust, damage brands, and invite legal consequences. That’s why standards like PCI DSS and ISO 27001 exist.

Whether you're a fintech startup, an e-commerce brand, or a global enterprise, ensuring your systems are compliant with these frameworks is more than a good idea—it's a business necessity. And if you’re not sure where to begin, that’s where experts like ITIO Innovex Pvt Ltd come in.

💳 What Is PCI DSS Compliance?

Overview of PCI DSS

The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) is a set of security requirements for organizations that handle branded credit cards from major card schemes like Visa, MasterCard, and AmEx.

Key Requirements of PCI DSS

There are 12 core requirements, including:

Installing and maintaining firewalls

Encrypting transmission of cardholder data

Restricting access to cardholder information

Regularly testing security systems

Who Must Comply with PCI DSS?

Any business that stores, processes, or transmits credit card data—yes, even small online stores—needs to comply.

Benefits of PCI DSS Compliance

Reduced risk of card data breaches

Enhanced customer trust

Avoidance of fines and penalties

Stronger internal security posture

📘 What Is ISO 27001 Certification?

ISO 27001 Explained

ISO/IEC 27001 is an international standard that specifies how to build and manage an Information Security Management System (ISMS). It’s not limited to payment data—it applies to all sensitive business information.

ISMS and the Risk-Based Approach

At its core, ISO 27001 requires organizations to:

Identify potential security risks

Assess their impact and likelihood

Implement and continuously improve control measures

ISO 27001 Annex A Controls

There are 114 controls listed in Annex A, covering:

Access control

Cryptography

Incident response

Compliance

Operations security

Benefits of ISO 27001

Global recognition

Enhanced risk management

Improved business reputation

Competitive advantage in regulated markets

⚖️ PCI DSS vs. ISO 27001: What’s the Difference?

Purpose and Scope

PCI DSS is narrowly focused on payment card data.

ISO 27001 covers all types of information in any format.

Key Differences

FeaturePCI DSSISO 27001Target DataCardholder data onlyAll business-sensitive dataMandatory?Yes (for merchants & processors)Voluntary (but strategic)Framework TypePrescriptiveRisk-based and flexibleAudit FrequencyAnnualTypically every 3 years

Can They Work Together?

Absolutely. Many businesses use ISO 27001 as a foundation for broader security and overlay PCI DSS for payment-specific compliance.

🛠️ Step-by-Step Guide to Achieving Compliance

Steps to Become PCI DSS Compliant

Determine your merchant level

Complete a self-assessment or full audit

Address security gaps

Submit Attestation of Compliance (AOC)

Steps to Achieve ISO 27001 Certification

Conduct a gap assessment

Define scope and establish ISMS

Implement controls

Undergo certification audit

Common Challenges

Lack of internal expertise

High costs for smaller firms

Continuous monitoring burdens

Solution? Bring in professionals like ITIO Innovex Pvt Ltd.

🧩 How ITIO Innovex Pvt Ltd Supports Compliance

Tailored Security Consulting Services

ITIO provides gap analysis, compliance roadmaps, and training tailored to your business type and region.

Implementation Support for PCI DSS & ISO 27001

From configuring secure firewalls to drafting ISO documentation, ITIO handles all technical and procedural requirements.

Technology Solutions for Risk Management

Using tools like vulnerability scanners, SIEM, and GRC platforms, they automate large portions of the compliance process.

Full Compliance Lifecycle Management

ITIO doesn’t just help you get certified—they help you stay certified through continuous monitoring and improvement.

🏢 Why Businesses Should Care

Legal and Regulatory Pressures

Failing to comply can result in fines, lawsuits, and even being barred from processing payments.

Customer Trust and Brand Value

Security is now a buying factor. Would you trust your data to a company without solid protection?

Reducing the Risk of Data Breaches

Compliance helps prevent the financial and reputational devastation that comes with data breaches.

🔮 The Future of Information Security Standards

Evolving Threats

Attackers are getting smarter. Compliance must evolve to stay a step ahead.

Automation and AI in Compliance

Tools powered by AI can help predict, detect, and prevent breaches in real time.

Global Standardization Trends

As digital trade expands, global standards like ISO 27001 and PCI DSS will become baseline requirements for doing business.

📌 Conclusion: Secure Today, Scale Tomorrow

Security isn't optional—it’s a growth enabler. Whether you're storing customer info, processing payments, or handling sensitive data, frameworks like PCI DSS and ISO 27001 are your insurance policy against disaster. With a trusted partner like ITIO Innovex Pvt Ltd, you're not just checking boxes—you’re building a security-first foundation for the future.

❓ FAQs

Q1: Can I be ISO 27001 certified without being PCI DSS compliant? Yes. ISO 27001 covers a broader scope, but if you handle card data, PCI DSS is still mandatory.

Q2: Is PCI DSS a legal requirement? Not by law, but it's mandatory per card network rules and enforced by banks.

Q3: How long does ISO 27001 certification take? Typically 3–6 months, depending on your organization's size and readiness.

Q4: What industries benefit most from ISO 27001? Finance, healthcare, IT, government, and any business handling confidential data.

Q5: What makes ITIO Innovex Pvt Ltd a good compliance partner? They offer end-to-end support, technical expertise, and scalable solutions tailored to your needs.

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Vendor Risk Management Market Revolutionized by AI-Driven Risk Scoring Tools

The Vendor Risk Management Market was valued at USD 8.6 billion in 2023 and is expected to reach USD 30.3 billion by 2032, growing at a CAGR of 14.98% from 2024-2032.

Vendor Risk Management Market is experiencing notable growth as organizations intensify efforts to mitigate third-party risks, safeguard data, and ensure operational resilience. With increasing reliance on external vendors across industries, managing cybersecurity, compliance, and performance risks has become a top priority for both public and private enterprises.

U.S. Vendors Strengthen Cyber Risk Frameworks Amid Growing Digital Dependencies

Vendor Risk Management Market is driven by growing regulatory scrutiny, rising instances of data breaches, and the need for transparent supplier relationships. Companies are now adopting automated platforms to streamline risk assessments, ensure compliance, and proactively monitor vendor activities across the supply chain.

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Market Keyplayers:

RSA Security – Archer Third Party Governance

MetricStream – Third-Party Risk Management

OneTrust – Vendorpedia

Prevalent Inc. – Prevalent Third-Party Risk Management Platform

BitSight Technologies – BitSight Security Ratings

NAVEX Global – RiskRate

ProcessUnity – Vendor Risk Management

LogicGate – Risk Cloud for Third-Party Risk Management

Riskonnect – Third-Party Risk Management Solution

SAI360 – Vendor Risk Management

Aravo Solutions – Aravo for Third-Party Risk Management

Galvanize (now part of Diligent) – Third-Party Risk Management

IBM Corporation – OpenPages Third-Party Risk Management

SAP SE – SAP Risk Management

Coupa Software – Coupa Third-Party Risk Management

Market Analysis

The market is being shaped by a mix of regulatory developments, technological advancements, and heightened awareness of third-party exposure. In sectors like finance, healthcare, and manufacturing, vendors often have access to sensitive data and infrastructure, making risk management essential. Organizations across the U.S. and Europe are now allocating larger budgets to VRM solutions that help prevent disruptions, reduce financial liabilities, and maintain brand reputation.

Market Trends

Growing adoption of AI and machine learning for real-time risk scoring

Integration of VRM tools with GRC (governance, risk, and compliance) platforms

Emphasis on continuous vendor monitoring vs periodic assessments

Rising demand for cloud-based VRM software with scalable architecture

Enhanced focus on ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) risk tracking

Implementation of automated compliance workflows

Increase in due diligence for fourth-party and Nth-party vendors

Market Scope

As global supply chains become more complex, the Vendor Risk Management Market is broadening its impact across enterprise functions. It is no longer limited to IT or procurement but involves legal, finance, and compliance teams working together to assess and manage vendor performance and exposure.

Multi-tier vendor visibility and control

End-to-end lifecycle management of vendor risks

Centralized dashboards for compliance and audit tracking

Real-time alerts on risk deviations

Scalable deployment across global operations

Risk mapping to strategic objectives and KPIs

Forecast Outlook

The Vendor Risk Management Market is set to witness transformative growth as businesses seek agile, intelligent, and secure frameworks to govern third-party relationships. With increasing digital dependency and cross-border vendor operations, future-ready VRM systems will focus on proactive intelligence, regulatory adaptability, and deep integration capabilities. U.S. and European markets will remain core innovation hubs, supporting industry-wide resilience through advanced VRM strategies.

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Conclusion

Vendor Risk Management is no longer an optional function—it is a strategic imperative. As organizations face rising threats from third-party vulnerabilities, the need for robust, transparent, and technology-driven risk practices becomes undeniable. For forward-looking enterprises across the U.S. and Europe, investing in next-gen VRM solutions means more than compliance—it’s a foundation for secure growth and long-term trust in an interconnected world.

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Navigating the Future of GRC and Access Governance in SAP Ecosystems

A New Era of Security and Access Governance

Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) and Access Governance are undergoing major changes due to digital growth and stricter regulations. As organizations connect more data and systems, they’re shifting from isolated security practices to proactive, integrated compliance processes. Raghu Boddu, founder of ToggleNow and a seasoned leader in SAP GRC, has observed these shifts closely.

“Fifteen years ago, most companies didn’t treat security as a separate function—it was part of Basis administration,” Raghu explains. “Today, security is essential, and organizations know it’s crucial for protecting data, compliance, and brand reputation.”

New Market Realities and Demand for Integrated GRC Solutions

SAP has long been at the forefront of GRC, offering tools to help both finance and IT teams tackle compliance challenges. Solutions like SAP Access Control and Identity Access Governance (IAG) provide the flexibility to manage today’s security needs while adapting to future ones. As businesses adopt hybrid and multi-cloud systems, managing security across different platforms has become more complex. This is where SAP’s Business Technology Platform (BTP) shines. BTP connects SAP and non-SAP applications seamlessly, creating a secure, compliant ecosystem. “BTP and SAP Identity Services have changed the game for multi-cloud environments,” says Raghu. “Today, integration is nearly seamless thanks to SAP’s open APIs and connectors. This has allowed companies to manage security across hybrid systems without needing extensive customization.”

Regional Insights: GRC Maturity and Market Growth

The GRC and Identity Access Management (IAM) markets vary widely across regions, shaped by local regulations and market maturity. In the U.S., SoX compliance has driven strict GRC standards for years. Many American companies have developed sophisticated GRC processes, particularly around data security and financial compliance. Meanwhile, regions like India are rapidly catching up.

“The growth potential in India is huge,” Raghu shares. “Over the last five years, Indian businesses have started treating GRC as essential, not optional.”

In both the U.S. and other markets, companies are increasingly adopting automation and hybrid identity solutions to handle complex regulations. This shift reflects a global move toward integrated compliance, with GRC becoming a core business priority rather than a “tick-the-box” function. As Raghu adds, “It’s inspiring to see GRC prioritized as part of strategy, not just an audit requirement.”

The Future of GRC: AI-Driven Compliance and Embedded Solutions

a) AI and Automation in GRC

Automation and AI are quickly transforming GRC from a reactive function into a proactive one, identifying risks before they become problems. With AI-driven GRC, systems can automatically analyze data to help companies detect potential compliance issues and manage risk more intelligently. SAP’s GRC tools with AI simplify compliance processes and improve decision-making, allowing teams to focus on strategic priorities.

Raghu highlights the potential of AI in GRC: “AI has incredible potential in the GRC space. It’s about giving businesses more power to manage risk with accuracy, while reducing manual efforts and errors.”

b) Embedding Compliance into Daily Processes

Looking forward, GRC will be embedded directly within applications and workflows, constantly monitoring for risks and responding to threats as they arise. Raghu envisions this future: “In the next five years, GRC as a standalone system may fade. Instead, it will be part of daily workflows, where applications flag risks and suggest controls in real time. AI will automate many compliance tasks, cutting down manual efforts.”

He adds, “Imagine GRC as a tool that proactively flags a potential access issue based on historical patterns—like a security recommendation engine. This proactive risk management approach is where AI will make the most impact.”

About Raghu Boddu and ToggleNow: Innovating in GRC and SAP Integration

Raghu Boddu, founder of ToggleNow, has over two decades of experience in SAP GRC and has witnessed the industry’s evolution firsthand. He started ToggleNow to address complex GRC challenges, helping companies make compliance efficient and accessible. With solutions that streamline risk management and improve security, ToggleNow has become a trusted partner for organizations operating in SAP environments.

Raghu is also a published author, with books such as SAP Access Control 12.0 Comprehensive Guide, SAP Process Control 12.0 Comprehensive Guide, and SAP Cloud IAG eBite. The books offer practical insights into implementing SAP GRC solutions effectively. His books emphasize not only the technical aspects but also strategic best practices, making them valuable resources for GRC professionals.

ToggleNow has been particularly impactful in areas like SAP integration and GRC automation, where Raghu’s team develops innovative tools that simplify complex processes. “At ToggleNow, our focus is to help clients build a compliant, adaptable GRC framework that meets today’s demands while preparing for tomorrow’s,” says Raghu.

Conclusion: Building a Future-Ready GRC Strategy

For companies looking ahead, the time to adapt is now. As GRC evolves, adopting flexible, AI-driven, and integrated solutions is key. Businesses should prepare for a future where compliance is embedded in every workflow and AI-driven insights make risk management smarter.

“The future of GRC is all about integration, intelligence, and ease,” Raghu emphasizes. “Companies investing in these areas today will be well-prepared to navigate tomorrow’s challenges.”

In an increasingly interconnected world, the ability to proactively manage risk and compliance is more than a regulatory need—it’s a strategic advantage. By embracing AI, automation, and integration, companies can transform GRC from a support function to a driver of resilience and growth.

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SAP IAG for Enhanced Access Governance - ToggleNow

Understanding SAP Identity Access Governance (IAG) SAP IAG serves as a comprehensive framework within the SAP ecosystem, designed to manage user access, control risks, and ensure compliance with regulatory standards. Its primary focus lies in governing user access across various SAP applications that are hosted on-premise and cloud along with other non-sap systems such as Azure ID, and platforms.

Access Analysis Service Similar to SAP GRC, SAP IAG also has powerful capabilities to assess and mitigate access risks associated with user permissions. It conducts thorough analysis, identifying potential risks and vulnerabilities within the access structure. A clear definition of risks are displayed for each of the users enabling the Business Owners to take better decisions on managing the risks for each of the user.

Privileged Access Management (PAM) Service PAM Service is similar to GRC Access Control Emergency Access Management aka Firefighter, a specialized solution designed to manage critical access by controlling, monitoring, and securing the SAP systems from unauthorized changes using privileged accounts. It focuses on a more controlled assignment and management of accesses which has business impact. PAM ensure compliance with regulatory standards, thereby fortifying the overall security posture of an enterprise.

Role Designer Service Role Designer service in SAP Identity Access Governance (IAG) is a pivotal tool facilitating the creation and management of user roles within an organization’s access governance framework. It enables administrators to design, customize, and maintain role structures, aligning access with specific job functions or departments. Leveraging Role Designer, businesses can streamline access provisioning by defining business roles, assigning parameters.

Access Request Service The Access Request service feature enables users to request access rights based on predefined roles for various applications integrated to SAP IAG. It streamlines the process, ensuring quick and accurate provisioning while maintaining control. Access Request supports pre-defined workflows and can provision to various on-premise, and cloud applications such as SAP BTP, SAP SAC etc.

Access Certification Periodic access reviews are crucial for compliance. SAP IAG automates access certification processes, allowing designated individuals to review and confirm user access rights periodically. How Access Governance can be enhanced with SAP IAG? Streamlined Access Requests and Approvals

SAP IAG simplifies the access request process by providing a user-friendly interface. Users can easily request specific access rights aligned with their job responsibilities. These requests are then routed through customizable approval workflows, ensuring compliance with defined policies before granting access.

Risk Mitigation through Access Analysis

With its robust risk analysis capabilities, SAP IAG identifies and evaluates potential risks associated with user access. It conducts in-depth assessments, highlighting access combinations that might pose security threats or regulatory non-compliance. This proactive approach enables organizations to mitigate risks effectively. SAP IAG offers refinement options such as Simple Refinement, and Advanced Refinement in addition to the regular Mitigation options.

Further, the SAP IAG Ruleset is delivered with risks related to APO, BASIS, HR, R3, SRM, S4HANA On-premise, S4HANA Cloud, ARIBA, SuccessFactors, Fieldglass, and IBP. For more details on the supported systems, refer to SAP Note – 2782388 – IAG – How to load default standard ruleset?

Automated Access Reviews and Certifications

Manual access reviews are time-consuming and prone to errors. SAP IAG automates these processes, scheduling periodic access reviews and certifications. This automation ensures that user access remains aligned with current job roles and business needs, reducing the risk of unauthorized access.

Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)

SAP IAG facilitates Role-Based Access Control, a method of managing access based on job roles, referred to as Business Roles in IAG. It streamlines access provisioning by assigning roles that are pre-analyzed, and all the relevant mapping is done. This approach simplifies access management while reducing the risk of excessive access rights.

How difference SAP IAG is compared to SAP GRC Access Control? Great Question! Despite sharing similar functionalities, SAP IAG and SAP GRC Access Control possess unique capabilities, advantages, and drawbacks. Comparing them is akin to comparing apples and oranges solely based on their commonality as fruits or similar features. Just like distinct fruits with their individual properties, each of these solutions has its own set of characteristics and benefits.

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5 Hidden SAP GRC Pitfalls That Could Jeopardize Your Compliance Strategy

1. “One-Size-Fits-All” RuleSet Syndrome

Many organizations implement SAP GRC with out-of-the-box rule sets and assume they’re covered and are completely Sox/SoD compliant. The problem? Standard rule sets don’t always reflect the unique business processes and risks of an enterprise. They must be utilized as a baseline.

Example: A global company using a generic SoD rule set might flag conflicts that aren’t actually risks in their specific operations, leading to unnecessary firefighting and role redesign efforts.

What is the solution? It is always recommended to tailor the rule set to align with your business needs. Involve process owners and auditors to ensure relevance. Disable those which are not relevant and add the ones what needs to be part of the rule set. For example, your custom transaction codes.

2. Over-Reliance on Automated Controls

Yes, automation is powerful, but blindly trusting automated GRC controls without proper oversight is a recipe for disaster.

Example: Automated access reviews might seem great, but if managers are just clicking the approval button without understanding the risk, you’re inviting compliance issues.

What is the solution? Combine automation with human intelligence. Train reviewers on what they’re approving and implement periodic audits.

3. The “Too Many Firefighters” Problem

Firefighter (emergency access) access is meant for temporary, critical access. But in many companies, they become a backdoor for permanent privileged access. I’ve seen in some instances where the FFIDs have SAP_ALL, SAP_NEW assigned

Example: If every second user has firefighter access “just in case,” then what’s really being controlled?

What is the solution? Reduce firefighter usage with strict policies. Ensure that the Firefighter IDs have limited and relevant access, not SAP_ALL. Look at how often your users are asking for such access. Set expiration dates, and enforce approvals before access is granted. A detailed review is must after the usage.

4. Role Design Nightmares

Ever seen a single SAP role with 500+ transaction codes? It happens more often than you’d think. Poorly designed roles create access chaos, security risks, and audit nightmares.

Example: A company that grants “Display All” access thinking it’s harmless—only to realize some reports contain sensitive payroll data.

What is the solution? Follow a least privilege approach. Display tcodes does possess risks. Design roles based on business functions, not user demands and assumptions. And, no, giving everyone SAP_ALL is not a solution!

5. The “Check-the-Box” Compliance Trap

Many organizations treat GRC as a compliance checklist rather than a risk mitigation strategy. The result? A false sense of security.

Example: An enterprise that passes an audit but later discovers a critical access loophole exploited by an insider threat.

What is the solution? Shift from a compliance-first mindset to a risk-first approach. Ask, “What’s the real-world impact of this control?” rather than just checking off audit items.

Final Thoughts: GRC is Not Just About Tools, It’s About Mindset

SAP GRC isn’t just about implementing Access Control, Process Control, or Risk Management modules—it’s about adopting a security and compliance culture. The best GRC strategies combine technology, process rigor, and human intelligence to create a resilient, risk-aware organization.

Readmore: https://togglenow.com/blog/sap-grc-hidden-pitfalls/

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Top CX Platforms With Best Integration and Security Features for Regulated Industries

NUMR CXM: Enterprise-Grade CX for Regulated Sectors

NUMR CXM is a leading AI-powered customer experience management platform engineered specifically for highly regulated industries like BFSI, healthcare, telecom, and pharmaceuticals. It provides military-grade security architecture, full-stack integrations, and predictive analytics for early churn and dissatisfaction detection.

Key Features That Stand Out:

SOC 2 & GDPR-compliant data protection

Plug-and-play integrations with CRMs, ERPs, telephony, and analytics suites

Real-time voice, survey, app, and transactional feedback capture

Secure role-based access and on-premise/private cloud options

Root Cause Analysis (RCA) and predictive behavior models

NUMR CXM is built for scale, security, and vertical precision, enabling regulated enterprises to act on sensitive feedback without risking compliance.

Why Integration & Security Matter in Regulated Industries

In sectors like banking, insurance, healthcare, and telecom, customer data is deeply sensitive. Any CX platform deployed must guarantee:

Compliance with global and local regulations (GDPR, HIPAA, RBI norms)

Interoperability with internal systems like CRMs, data lakes, call center platforms

Data residency and controlled access

Audit trails, encryption, and real-time breach monitoring

A secure and well-integrated CX stack ensures frictionless experiences while protecting customer trust and avoiding penalties.

Top CX Platforms with Integration & Security Excellence

1. NUMR CXM

Specialized in high-security, regulated environments

Enables customizable API integrations and no-code CX workflows

Auto-tagging and RCA across customer journeys

Ideal for financial services, healthcare, and enterprise telecom

2. Medallia Experience Cloud

Enterprise-grade data security & privacy controls

Integration with core IT infrastructure via APIs and connectors

FedRAMP and HITRUST certified for government and healthcare clients

3. Qualtrics XM for Regulated Industries

Designed for government, pharma, and financial compliance

Data encryption in transit and at rest

Native integration with Salesforce, ServiceNow, and SAP

4. Verint Experience Management

ISO 27001 certified platform

Omnichannel feedback collection with audit-ready logging

Seamless integration into legacy systems and CCaaS platforms

5. NICE Satmetrix

Combines security-first CX with automated actioning

Works well in tightly controlled environments like insurance and utilities

Granular permissioning and regulatory audit logs

6. Sprinklr CXM

Offers enterprise-class security, identity management, and DLP

Real-time social, digital, and messaging feedback integration

GDPR and HIPAA compliant

7. Adobe Experience Platform

Designed for data-sensitive personalization

Integrates with EMRs, banking systems, and ERP suites

End-to-end data governance and access transparency

Key Compliance Considerations in CX for 2025

Industry

Compliance Requirements

CX Platform Expectations

BFSI

RBI norms, PCI DSS, ISO 27001

Encrypted feedback, role-based access

Healthcare

HIPAA, NABH, GDPR

EMR integration, patient data compliance

Government

FedRAMP, MeitY norms (India), GRC frameworks

Sovereign cloud, audit trails

Telecom

TRAI guidelines, lawful intercept readiness

Multi-language support, secure call log CX

FAQs – CX Platforms in Regulated Industries

Why do regulated industries need specialized CX platforms?

Because they handle sensitive personal and transactional data, making security, compliance, and controlled access non-negotiable.

What makes NUMR CXM ideal for these sectors?

NUMR offers bank-grade encryption, verticalized AI, and region-specific deployment options, making it the top choice for BFSI, healthcare, and telecom.

Can CX platforms integrate with legacy CRMs and ERPs?

Yes. Platforms like NUMR CXM, Medallia, and Qualtrics offer modular APIs and pre-built connectors for seamless integration.

Are there region-specific deployment options?

Yes. NUMR CXM, for instance, supports on-premise, private cloud, or region-specific cloud hosting depending on regulatory needs.

Final Thought

For regulated industries, data protection isn’t just a feature—it’s a mandate. CX platforms like NUMR CXM empower enterprises to listen deeply to their customers while ensuring full compliance, deep integration, and secure orchestration. Investing in the right platform today helps you stay resilient, competitive, and regulation-ready in 2025 and beyond.

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Detailed TOC of Global Immersion Cooling Market Research Report, 2025-2033

1 Report Overview

1.1 Study Scope 1.2 Global Immersion Cooling Market Size Growth Rate by Type: 2020 VS 2024 VS 2033 1.3 Global Immersion Cooling Market Growth by Application: 2020 VS 2024 VS 2033 1.4 Study Objectives 1.5 Years Considered

2 Global Growth Trends

2.1 Global Immersion Cooling Market Perspective (2020-2033) 2.2 Immersion Cooling Growth Trends by Region 2.2.1 Global Immersion Cooling Market Size by Region: 2020 VS 2024 VS 2033 2.2.2 Immersion Cooling Historic Market Size by Region (2020-2025) 2.2.3 Immersion Cooling Forecasted Market Size by Region (2025-2033) 2.3 Immersion Cooling Market Dynamics 2.3.1 Immersion Cooling Industry Trends 2.3.2 Immersion Cooling Market Drivers 2.3.3 Immersion Cooling Market Challenges 2.3.4 Immersion Cooling Market Restraints

3 Competition Landscape by Key Players

3.1 Global Top Immersion Cooling Players by Revenue 3.1.1 Global Top Immersion Cooling Players by Revenue (2020-2025) 3.1.2 Global Immersion Cooling Revenue Market Share by Players (2020-2025) 3.2 Global Immersion Cooling Market Share by Company Type (Tier 1, Tier 2, and Tier 3) 3.3 Players Covered: Ranking by Immersion Cooling Revenue 3.4 Global Immersion Cooling Market Concentration Ratio 3.4.1 Global Immersion Cooling Market Concentration Ratio (CR5 and HHI) 3.4.2 Global Top 10 and Top 5 Companies by Immersion Cooling Revenue in 2024 3.5 Immersion Cooling Key Players Head office and Area Served 3.6 Key Players Immersion Cooling Product Solution and Service 3.7 Date of Enter into Immersion Cooling Market 3.8 Mergers & Acquisitions, Expansion Plans

4 Immersion Cooling Breakdown Data by Type

4.1 Global Immersion Cooling Historic Market Size by Type (2020-2025) 4.2 Global Immersion Cooling Forecasted Market Size by Type (2025-2033)

5 Immersion Cooling Breakdown Data by Application

5.1 Global Immersion Cooling Historic Market Size by Application (2020-2025) 5.2 Global Immersion Cooling Forecasted Market Size by Application (2025-2033)

6 North America

6.1 North America Immersion Cooling Market Size (2020-2033) 6.2 North America Immersion Cooling Market Growth Rate by Country: 2020 VS 2024 VS 2033 6.3 North America Immersion Cooling Market Size by Country (2020-2025) 6.4 North America Immersion Cooling Market Size by Country (2025-2033) 6.5 United States 6.6 Canada

7 Europe

7.1 Europe Immersion Cooling Market Size (2020-2033) 7.2 Europe Immersion Cooling Market Growth Rate by Country: 2020 VS 2024 VS 2033 7.3 Europe Immersion Cooling Market Size by Country (2020-2025) 7.4 Europe Immersion Cooling Market Size by Country (2025-2033) 7.5 Germany 7.6 France 7.7 U.K. 7.8 Italy 7.9 Russia 7.10 Nordic Countries

8 Asia-Pacific

8.1 Asia-Pacific Immersion Cooling Market Size (2020-2033) 8.2 Asia-Pacific Immersion Cooling Market Growth Rate by Region: 2020 VS 2024 VS 2033 8.3 Asia-Pacific Immersion Cooling Market Size by Region (2020-2025) 8.4 Asia-Pacific Immersion Cooling Market Size by Region (2025-2033) 8.5 China 8.6 Japan 8.7 South Korea 8.8 Southeast Asia 8.9 India 8.10 Australia

9 Latin America

9.1 Latin America Immersion Cooling Market Size (2020-2033) 9.2 Latin America Immersion Cooling Market Growth Rate by Country: 2020 VS 2024 VS 2033 9.3 Latin America Immersion Cooling Market Size by Country (2020-2025) 9.4 Latin America Immersion Cooling Market Size by Country (2025-2033) 9.5 Mexico 9.6 Brazil

10 Middle East & Africa

10.1 Middle East & Africa Immersion Cooling Market Size (2020-2033) 10.2 Middle East & Africa Immersion Cooling Market Growth Rate by Country: 2020 VS 2024 VS 2033 10.3 Middle East & Africa Immersion Cooling Market Size by Country (2020-2025) 10.4 Middle East & Africa Immersion Cooling Market Size by Country (2025-2033) 10.5 Turkey 10.6 Saudi Arabia 10.7 UAE

11 Key Players Profiles

12 Analyst's Viewpoints/Conclusions

13 Appendix

13.1 Research Methodology 13.1.1 Methodology/Research Approach 13.1.2 Data Source 13.2 Disclaimer 13.3 Author Details

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