Edina Szemán

With data breaches becoming more frequent, securing user access has never been more important. We’ve created an unmissable webinar where you can get answers to all your questions in a short amount of time. We understand how busy you are, so we’re offering three different time slots across three different days, so you can choose […]

In today’s digital-first business environment, user access is no longer just an IT concern; it’s the foundation of an organization’s security posture and operational efficiency. While compliance regulations remain essential, a genuinely effective user access management strategy must transcend the limitations of a checkbox mentality and embrace a more proactive, insightful approach. This is where

As a risk, compliance, or IAM leader in a critical infrastructure organization – energy, healthcare, finance, you name it – you understand the weight of responsibility on your shoulders. Your systems aren’t just networks and applications; they’re the lifelines of our modern world. And they’re under constant threat. We’re not talking about hypothetical “what-ifs”, but

SAP is critical to the operations of many organizations, managing everything from financials to human resources. However, with great power comes great responsibility, and the complexity of SAP environments often leads to significant access risks. In this blog post, we will explore SAP Access risks, why they are critical, the common types of these risks,

Cross-System Segregation of Duties (SoD) is an important concept in modern Information Security (IS) and business environments. It’s about ensuring that responsibilities and privileges within different systems, or parts of a system, are distributed among multiple people or groups. This distribution helps to reduce the risk of fraud, human error, and unauthorized access. SoD is