Onapsis
Onapsis provides security and compliance software and services focused on protecting business-critical applications such as Situational Awareness Platform (SAP) and Oracle environments in enterprise IT landscapes.
- Security and compliance platform for SAP, Oracle, and other business-critical applications
- Application vulnerability management and continuous monitoring (application security)
- Threat detection and incident response for Emergency Response Plan (ERP) and mission-critical systems (security operations)
- Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) support for regulatory and audit requirements (GRC)
- Advisory and professional services for assessment, remediation, and security program design
More About Onapsis
Onapsis focuses on safeguarding business-critical application platforms that run core finance, supply chain, HR, and industry workloads, with particular emphasis on SAP and Oracle environments used by large enterprises and public-sector institutions. Its offerings are designed to integrate into existing enterprise security and risk programs, extending protection to ERP, CRM, and other application tiers that often System Integration Testing (SIT) at the center of mission-critical business processes.
The company’s primary offerings fall into application security, threat detection, and compliance for ERP and related systems. The Onapsis platform (application security and compliance) provides automated assessment of configuration, custom code, and system parameters to identify vulnerabilities and policy violations in SAP, Oracle, and other supported business applications. It aligns findings with enterprise risk and compliance frameworks, helping teams map technical issues to regulatory and audit requirements and to internal control structures.
From an architectural standpoint, Onapsis technology typically connects to SAP and Oracle application stacks at the application and database layers, using vendor-supported interfaces and protocols to analyze configurations, transport objects, and custom developments. It supports deployment models that span on-premises (on-prem) data centers, hosted environments, and cloud platforms, reflecting how many organizations now run hybrid SAP and Oracle landscapes. The platform is often integrated with existing Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) tools (SIEM), ticketing systems, and vulnerability management workflows.
In Security Operations (SecOps), Onapsis provides threat detection and response (security analytics) tailored to ERP-specific attack patterns, misuse, and misconfiguration. This includes continuous monitoring of key application logs, user activities, change events, and system behavior to identify anomalies and possible policy breaches. By translating ERP-level events into formats consumable by central SOC tooling, the platform helps security teams include SAP, Oracle, and related systems within enterprise-wide monitoring and incident response processes.
On the compliance and governance side, Onapsis addresses areas such as segregation of duties, access control validation, configuration baselines, and security hardening for regulated industries. The software and associated content aim to align with common frameworks used by enterprises for IT general controls, data protection, and industry-specific regulations. Dashboards and reporting functions are intended for use by security, audit, and risk management stakeholders who require traceability between technical findings and compliance requirements.
Onapsis also offers advisory and professional services (security consulting) to help organizations assess the security posture of their SAP and Oracle estates, design remediation plans, and establish ongoing programs for secure configuration and development. These services often encompass initial risk assessments, support for large-scale transformation projects such as ERP migrations to cloud infrastructure, and guidance on embedding security practices into SAP and Oracle implementation lifecycles.
Within a technology directory or marketplace taxonomy, Onapsis can be categorized under application security, ERP security, threat detection and response for business-critical applications, and GRC solutions focused on SAP, Oracle, and similar enterprise application platforms.