Securing SAP from the inside out: OS-level security for IT leaders

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Key takeaways: The operating system beneath SAP remains a critical attack surface requiring stringent security controls. Mandatory Access Control (MAC) through SELinux provides strict process confinement and limits the blast radius of compromises. Implementing a phased security deployment protects live SAP environments from unexpected downtime while enforcing policies. Traditional SAP security…

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