Things discussed at work on Tuesday:
- SAP Biller Direct is a canned way to show people bills and let them opt in to pay the bills in the SAP space.
- PPS stands for Practical Project Steering perhaps?
- SAP S/4HANA looks to be something new from SAP. The ERP, as an ERP, lets you do a great swath of things in the name of ostensibly managing all concerns of an enterprise from paying bills to inventory and it looks like SAP S/4HANA is a bunch of modernizations and optimizations and greasing of the wheels to make this all more efficient.
- FatWire is some sort of CMS that Oracle owns.
- POS stands for point of sale. Duh.
- There is such a thing as a Cerberus FTP way to do FTP, and that's Cerberus not Kerberos, an authentication protocol, a means of security.
- AQtime is software to judge the performance of other bits of software, your software.
- lynda.com has tech training classes online stuff. think: pluralsight
These are some more notes from this tech talk that I've decided I care enough about to type up:
- Nessus will determine where vulnerabilities are in your software and OpenVAS is basically the free version.
- QualysGuard, Nexpose Rapid7 (which plays nicely with metasploit), SAINT, and GFI LanGuard are other vulnerability scanners.
- Core Impact was put up on a pedestal as the very best pen testing tool at the tech talk. Others include: CANVAS, the Social Engineering Toolkit (SET), and SAINTexploit.
- Metasploitable is a VM full of security holes that you can break into to try to educate yourself in how to attack and how to defend.
- WebGoat is an OWASP application full of security holes along the same lines as Metasploitable.
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