Prnewswire Pathlock and NTT DATA Launch Managed SAP Cybersecurity Services
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- •Pathlock and NTT DATA Business Solutions have launched a managed SAP cybersecurity service.
- •The service includes 24/7 monitoring and response to cyber threats targeting SAP systems.
- •Organizations face increasing risks from ransomware and insider threats in their SAP environments.
Pathlock has partnered with NTT DATA Business Solutions to provide managed SAP cybersecurity services, addressing the rising threat of ransomware, insider threats, and fraud in SAP environments. The partnership aims to deliver 24/7 monitoring, threat detection, and response capabilities through NTT DATA's Security Operations Center. This service leverages Pathlock's Cybersecurity Application Controls (CAC) technology and is designed for organizations struggling to maintain specialized SAP security resources. Key features include vulnerability management, code scanning, and dynamic access controls. The collaboration is a response to the increasing complexity and exposure of SAP systems to cyber threats. Executives from both companies emphasize the need for continuous protection in critical business environments.
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