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Anti-Virus – Cloud
Anti-Virus for SAP Solutions
Application Security for SAP Solutions
Anti-Virus for Salesforce
Resources
Blog
Protecting SAP Applications from Content-Based Attacks
Intro to FIORI Cybersecurity
Case Studies
White Papers
Webinars
Partner Resources
About
Company Profile
Customers
Careers
Support
Software Downloads
Documentation
Support Videos
Contact Technical Support
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Ready to test your advanced SAP cybersecurity knowledge?
Level 4: For Gurus Only
It’s time to
really
test your SAP cybersecurity skills and knowledge – are you ready?
Self-Assessment Level 4
1. How long do most companies take to detect a data breach, even a major one?
a. 6 hours
b. 17 hours
c. 3 days
d. 6 months
None
2. Who can access the configuration port of the SAP Message Server and potentially register a rogue application server and bypass SAP Gateway Access Control Lists?
a. Nobody, except if specified in ms/acl_file_admin
b. Everybody, ms/acl_file_admin does not exist by default
c. Only trusted application servers can access the Message Server
None
3. What should be considered the single most critical component of an SAP installation?
a. The database
b. The SAP router
c. The Solution Manager
d. The CI/ASCS
None
4. True or False: SAP passwords are not stored in the database. Instead, only hashes are stored in the USR02, USH02 and USRPWDHISTORY tables. This means they are safe.
a. True
b. False
None
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