SAP discloses security lapses; says there was no data breach

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Some cloud products did not meet contractual or statutory security standards.

SAP discloses security lapses; says there was no data breach
Business software group SAP disclosed on Tuesday that some of its cloud products did not meet contractual or statutory security standards and said it would take remedial action to fix the problem as soon as possible. The shortcomings were not identified in response to a specific security ...

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