Author: Carsten Olt
Carsten Olt has been working as a Managing SAP Security Consultant since 2016, responsible for Secure Authentication & SSO and SAP Cloud Security Services at Xiting in Germany. As a member of the IAM team, he is also a team leader who conveys the company's goals and strategies to employees and has organizational responsibility. With a security-minded approach, Carsten has international project and IT security experience in many industries. He has been working in IT-Security since 2001, specializing in SAP security since 2010. He is a subject matter expert for SAP Single Sign-On 3.0 and a trainer for the WDESSO course. His current focus is on supporting customers in solving authentication and security challenges within hybrid SAP landscapes, as well as designing and implementing holistic authentication concepts. Carsten is an ISACA CISA and a former MCP and RHCE with an ISP background, and he looks at security from different angles. He also translates between SAP and IT security vocabulary. Carsten has in-depth experience in multi-vendor architectures and MSFT/Azure components, dealing with all the requirements concerning SAML 2.0, OAuth, OpenID Connect, SCIM, X.509 CBA & PKI, MFA, SAP SSO, and Secure Network Communications, Kerberos/SPNEGO, data security and encryption, as well as digital signatures. Carsten is experienced in SAP on-premises components such as S/4HANA, ABAP, and Java, as well as security solutions like SSO 3.0. Since 2019, he has focused on SAP-Cloudified environments, specifically the SAP Cloud Identity Services and SAP BTP, as well as SaaS integrations concerning IAM. He deals with hybrid SAP security in conjunction with Azure Active Directory, ADDS, ADFS, ADCS, Reverse Proxies/WAF, SAP Web Dispatcher, SAP Cloud Connector, third-party products, and infrastructure components.
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Log4j Sicherheitslücke und SAP (CVE-2021-44228)
17. Dezember 2021