Onapsis Integrates SAP Threat Intelligence with CrowdStrike Falcon SIEM

Onapsis has announced a new integration with CrowdStrike Falcon Next-Gen SIEM. The move is designed to provide security teams with enhanced visibility and threat detection for mission-critical SAP applications.

Protecting SAP Systems

For most organisations, SAP systems power essential business processes and handle highly sensitive corporate data. Thus, ensuring their protection against evolving threats is a significant priority for IT leaders as organisations modernise and connect these systems to the cloud. This Onapsis-Crowdstrike integration aims to address the common challenge of gaining deep visibility into SAP-related security events within a centralised security platform.

“By integrating our proprietary exploit detection and threat insights from Onapsis Research Labs with Falcon Next-Gen SIEM, we’re providing organisations with powerful tools to gain crucial visibility into their SAP applications,” said Sadik Al-Abdulla, Chief Product Officer of Onapsis.

Available now on the CrowdStrike Marketplace, the integration allows customers to ingest SAP-focused threat intelligence from Onapsis Research Labs directly into the Falcon Next-Gen SIEM. The data feed includes proprietary zero-day rules and SAP-specific threat insights, helping security teams accelerate the investigation, triage, and response process for potential threats.

The collaboration is intended to provide organisations with the tools needed to protect their SAP systems, strengthen operational resilience, and maintain business continuity.

What This Means for Mastering SAP Insiders

For SAP-run businesses across the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region, this announcement has several specific implications given the area’s rapid digital transformation and complex regulatory landscape.

1. Unified security for accelerated cloud adoption. Many APAC enterprises are aggressively migrating to the cloud and adopting programs like RISE with SAP to stay competitive. This integration offers a unified security view across both traditional on-premise and modern cloud-based SAP environments. For a company in Singapore or Australia undergoing a rapid digital transformation, this means security operations can keep pace, protecting hybrid SAP landscapes without requiring separate, siloed tools, thus preventing security from becoming a bottleneck to innovation.
2. Streamlined compliance across a diverse regulatory environment. The APAC region features a complex web of data sovereignty and cybersecurity regulations. By feeding detailed SAP security events into a centralised SIEM like CrowdStrike Falcon, organisations can significantly simplify compliance monitoring and reporting. This allows a multinational corporation operating across Southeast Asia to more easily demonstrate due diligence and generate consistent, audit-ready reports for various national regulators from a single source of truth.
3. Enhanced resilience for critical regional supply chains. APAC is the backbone of many global supply chains, with SAP systems of the companies in this region managing manufacturing, logistics, and financials. Thus, a disruption can have widespread consequences. This integration strengthens the resilience of these critical operations by providing earlier detection of threats targeting SAP. For example, for a manufacturer in South Korea or a logistics provider in Hong Kong, this translates to a more proactive defense, safeguarding business continuity and mitigating the risk of costly disruptions in an interconnected and competitive market.