Rimini Street Advanced Database Security (ADS)

Rimini Street Advanced Database Security is a next-generation database security solution enhanced with technology from McAfee that protects databases from known and unknown vulnerabilities by monitoring and analyzing database memory, and blocking attempted attacks using virtual patching before they reach the database.

Securing Your Systems with a Next-Generation Layered Security Strategy

Times have changed for security, and it’s important to ensure you apply the correct controls to enterprise systems. Security breaches involving highly visible companies such as Equifax and JPMorgan Chase are in the news constantly, but each day many lesser-known organizations struggle to remediate security risks and deal with attacks. Fortunately, there are low hanging fruit which will improve your security program and address the highest priorities. Securing enterprise applications and databases need not be overly complicated, but it does take planning. Modern security solutions provide the fast, comprehensive and easy-to-deploy vulnerability protection needed in today’s complex, multi-vendor technology landscape. The good news is you can take advantage of modern and proven solutions, knowledge and best practices to reduce risk for your applications and databases. This paper examines how you can improve your security program to address the highest priorities – providing insight into the five essential areas that demand your attention. You can employ them to improve your security posture as part of a holistic approach.

Why Choose Virtual Patching over Vendor Patching for Database Security

A traditional, vendor patch-oriented approach to enterprise software security could leave you vulnerable to unpatched threats and create resource constraints. Virtual patching offers organizations more effective protection when vendor patches are not available, not possible, or not practical. With ransomware attacks, data theft, and phishing attempts increasing in frequency and effect, businesses can’t afford to merely rely on vendor patches that are often released well after the threat has emerged or don’t cover the full threat spectrum. If you’re depending on your vendor to protect your software and the valuable data it holds, don’t. According to the Rimini Street sponsored Aberdeen report, “Why Adopt Virtual Patching Vs. Vendor Patching for Enterprise Software Security?” more than 22,000 vulnerabilities were disclosed in 2020, and nearly 5,000 had no vendor patch by year-end. The report compares the business outcomes, costs, and efficacy of virtual patching and vendor patching. Highlights of the analysis include: Why a traditional, patch-oriented approach to enterprise software security falls short How virtual patching works and use cases where it’s most applicable Tips for making the technical case for replacing vendor patching with virtual patching Quantifying the operational cost of a vendor patch-oriented approach to enterprise software patches and upgrades For complete datasets, analysis, and insights, download a complimentary copy of the full report.

Rimini Street Advanced Application and Middleware Security (AAMS)

Zero-day protection for Oracle and SAP applications and middleware

A Smart Path to Holistic SAP Security

Malicious parties are constantly searching for new ways to breach enterprise systems and put your valuable data at risk. SAP announces new patches each month on Patch Tuesday. Hack Wednesday is when hackers go on the attack assuming security teams haven’t implemented those patches. And those patches usually only address vulnerabilities that have been identified by the good guys, not the ones that the bad guys are exploiting, zero-day attacks, or other sophisticated attacks.    If you’re still relying solely on vendor patches to protect your mission critical SAP assets, you could be putting your data at risk. To fully understand the risks of a patch management strategy alone, read this e-book. In the e-book, you’ll learn:  Why vendor patches don’t address all vulnerabilities   The benefits of a layered security, defense-in-depth approach   Solutions for implementing layered security to protect against zero-day attacks   Comparison of a layered security model against SAP patching alone  

Retail Enterprise Software Unified Support Services

The Hidden Costs Around Oracle Database Security Patches – and What You Can Do

5 ways to employ a next gen layered security strategy

95% of CIOs expect cybersecurity threats to increase and impact their organizations…making security a priority. Traditional vendor patching is considered by many to be dated, ineffective and incomplete – often published late and slow to be applied, potentially leaving you vulnerable. Plus, you need to diligently upgrade based on the vendor’s timeline in order to receive new products. In this 30-minute webinar, Anne Plese, Sr. Director, Product Marketing and Gabe Dimeglio, Sr. Director, Global Security Services explain five simple ways to design in a modern defense-in-depth strategy for your existing ERP software, leveraging advanced security solutions for immediate Zero-Day protection.

Traditional ERP Security: why you may be at risk

A recent global survey of over 504 CIOs and CISOs found that 81% of respondents admit they have refrained from implementing an important security patch because of the potential impact to business operations. They are looking for more ways to improve automation and fortify their ERP systems. What if you could modernize dated, mission-critical applications without code changes? Or quickly remediate years of unpatched vulnerabilities?. In this 30-minute session we’ll cover: How Waratek and Rimini Street’s Global Security Solutions team is making it easier for teams to secure business-critical applications How companies are protecting their applications from known and unknown attacks under Rimini Street support Join Dan Ashton, Sr. Director of Product Marketing, and John Adams, CEO of Waratek as they examine traditional security and address why you may be at risk.