Abstract: Systems and methods detect and prevent changes in business applications that modify its state to non-secure and/or non-compliant. A system may include a processor set up to perform: defining a compliant state of a computer software configuration, monitoring a state of the computer software configuration, detecting a change in the state of the computer software configuration, wherein the change causes a changed state, and comparing the compliant state and the changed state, wherein if the changed state conflicts with the compliant state, stopping the change.

Abstract: Security can be improved in a business application or system, such as a mission-critical application, by automatically analyzing and detecting anomalies for mission-critical applications. This detection may be based on a dynamic analysis of business process logs and audit trails that includes User and Entity Behavior Analysis (“UEBA”).

Abstract: Systems and methods detect and prevent changes in business applications that modify its state to non-secure and/or non-compliant. A system may include a processor set up to perform: defining a compliant state of a computer software configuration, monitoring a state of the computer software configuration, detecting a change in the state of the computer software configuration, wherein the change causes a changed state, and comparing the compliant state and the changed state, wherein if the changed state conflicts with the compliant state, stopping the change.

Abstract: Systems and methods detect and prevent changes in business applications that modify its state to non-secure and/or non-compliant. A system may include a processor set up to perform: defining a compliant state of a computer software configuration, monitoring a state of the computer software configuration, detecting a change in the state of the computer software configuration, wherein the change causes a changed state, and comparing the compliant state and the changed state, wherein if the changed state conflicts with the compliant state, stopping the change.

Abstract: A business application, such as an enterprise resource planning (“ERP”) system, may include a number of different systems. Security management of the business application may include numerous systems and products. A combination of those systems and products into an underlying platform can include a single user interface that covers multiple security functions.

Abstract: Systems and methods detect and prevent changes in business applications that modify its state to non-secure and/or non-compliant. A system may include a processor set up to perform: defining a compliant state of a computer software configuration, monitoring a state of the computer software configuration, detecting a change in the state of the computer software configuration, wherein the change causes a changed state, and comparing the compliant state and the changed state, wherein if the changed state conflicts with the compliant state, stopping the change.

Abstract: A system is configured for real time detection and prevention of segregation of duties violations in business-critical applications. The system includes a software application monitor, a Segregation of Duties (SoD) conflict detection engine, a processor and a memory. The software application monitor configured to monitor an action executed by a user in the software application in real-time. The SoD conflict detection engine receives an action notification from the software application monitor having an action and an associated user, and determines whether the action is associated with a conflict in a conflict rule database. The engine looks up the user and action and determines if the user has permission to execute the action and/or if the user has previously executed the action, and if so outputs a preventive alert indicating a segregation of duties violation.

Abstract: A system is configured for real time detection and prevention of segregation of duties violations in business-critical applications. The system includes a software application monitor, a Segregation of Duties (SoD) conflict detection engine, a processor and a memory. The software application monitor configured to monitor an action executed by a user in the software application in real-time. The SoD conflict detection engine receives an action notification from the software application monitor having an action and an associated user, and determines whether the action is associated with a conflict in a conflict rule database. The engine looks up the user and action and determines if the user has permission to execute the action and/or if the user has previously executed the action, and if so outputs a preventive alert indicating a segregation of duties violation.