SAP Security Patch Day 07/2022
The number of published notes since the last Patch Day (including the July date this Tuesday): twenty-three. 23 - with this number Michael Jordan dominated the NBA.
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The number of published notes since the last Patch Day (including the July date this Tuesday): twenty-three. 23 - with this number Michael Jordan dominated the NBA.
Security officers sometimes must exercise patience and just do the diligence work - without anything countable coming out right away. And that's how the June patch day feels, which we want to apply in the usual manner to our own HCM system.
Patch in May or go away" ... that's how an old stock market saying should sound if you want to adapt it to the security of IT systems: continuous patching is a must if you are serious about this goal.
That's what you might think when you look at this month's list of Security Notes, which is over 30 entries strong. Once again, we are reporting here from the field!
While the February Security Patch Day included a lot of activities (SAP kernel and SAP web dispatcher update, upgrade of SAP Business Client, etc.), the list of security notes for March seems to be manageable for now: a total of 12 new and 4 updated notes.
The SAP Security Patch Day of February 2022 was once again quite extensive: with 7 notices with the highest risk rating (CVSS score=10).
A total of 9 notes were published by SAP in January, with note 3131047 being the collective note for the fixes for the "log4shell" vulnerability - a total of 21 additional notes are referenced there.
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