Hacker's Lunch @ SAP TechEd Berlin 2010
At SAP TechEd 2010 in Berlin I again this year presented an Expert Lounge session on Security. "Information Snacks" from the session are shared here from the presentation and discussions. Nov. 12, 2010
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The Grinch who stole the Questions
As a part of the "SDN Santa clean-up" I read all posts, again, in the SCN Security Forum and straightened some things out to the best of my ability, where required. These are some thoughts, observations and recommendations from it. Jan. 6, 2010
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Hacker's Lunch @ SAP TechEd Vienna
At SAP TechEd09 in Vienna I presented an Expert Lounge session on Security. 57 folks signed up for the "Hacker's Lunch" and a little crowd of innocent bystanders gathered over time as well. It went 40 minutes overtime with the Q&A’s at the end and several people asked me to share the presentation and notes. Here they are. Nov. 1, 2009
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The importance of being (appropriately) supported...
A few months ago I blogged about "The importance of being trained" after attending an ABAP training course with SAP's Education Department which left me regretting not having done it earlier. Different opinions about the cost : benefit ratios of training approaches were voiced in the resulting discussions, and I would like to follow-up with another positive experience of a similar nature which is also not for free - but in my books well worth it if you have made serious investments in your business and SAP technologies to support it. Aug. 3, 2009
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The importance of being trained...
You can make your life a lot easier and successfull by investing in the fundamentals early enough. Jan. 6, 2009
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How to get hit by the ABAP authorizations bus, and survive to tell the tale - Part 2
Based on some feedback and subsequent discussions in the SDN Security Forum, I decided to give a more concrete example of such a “use case”; one which is not obvious to the naked eye… Oct. 22, 2008
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How to get hit by the ABAP authorizations bus, and survive to tell the tale - Part 1
Alex Ayers (Turnkey Consulting) and Julius Bussche (SDN Security Forum Moderator) have participated in many discussions around authorization concepts and administration in the SDN security forum, so we got together to write a joint-blog about some of the available solutions - the intention being that we could spar against each other before being flamed by the SDN community - this is part 1. Apr. 19, 2008
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