Two-Thirds of Firms Have Suffered ERP Data Breaches

mood · Oct 2, 2019

Two-Thirds of Firms Have Suffered ERP Data Breaches
October 2, 2019
https://www.infosecurity-magazine.com/news/twothirds-of-firms-have-suffered/

Nearly two-thirds of businesses which rely on SAP or Oracle have suffered a breach of their ERP systems in the past two years, according to new research from Onapsis.
The security vendor commissioned IDC to poll 430 IT decision makers knowledgeable about their organization's ERP applications.

Of the 64% that have suffered a breach of SAP or Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS), sales data (50%) was most commonly compromised, followed by HR data (45%), personal customer information (41%), intellectual property (36%) and financial data (34%).
The high volume of breaches is also somewhat at odds with another finding: that 78% of respondents audit their ERP apps every 90 days or more.

Larry Harrington, former chairman of the Global Board of the Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA), said the findings should raise questions at a board level about the quality of such audits.
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Onapsis: Independent market survey reveals 64% of ERP deployments have been breached in the last 24 months

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Two-Thirds of Firms Have Suffered ERP Data Breaches

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