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I recently came to the realization that I have been implementing business management systems for over 30 years.  In the early days, most of the time it was the company's first computer system and generating value was relatively easy.   By the time Y2K came around, the ERP boom was over and most companies had been through either implementing a new system or upgrading to prevent the potential disaster.  

Cybersecurity includes the processes, procedures and technology used by companies and their employees to protect the computer networks, equipment and data from unauthorized access, use, modification, theft or destruction.  Protecting these “digital assets” has become an urgent priority for all companies to maintain the trust of their customers, compliance with contracts or laws and even its survival from an attack.

Cybersecurity includes the processes, procedures and technology used by companies and their employees to protect the computer networks, equipment and data from unauthorized access, use, modification, theft or destruction.  Protecting these “digital assets” has become an urgent priority for all companies to maintain the trust of their customers, compliance with contracts or laws and even its survival from an attack.

Cyber attacks use malicious code such as viruses and ransomware to modify computer code, data,or logic culminating into destructive consequences that can compromise your data and business. No amount of physical protections or software tools can provide 100% security for your computers and network. Most security experts also agree that the biggest risks are your users, and educating them will be the most important aspect.  Your goal is to reduce the risk of and from attack to the greatest extent possible, and educating your employees may be the most effective method for mitigating risk.

Cyber attacks use malicious code such as viruses and ransomware to modify computer code, data,or logic culminating into destructive consequences that can compromise your data and business. No amount of physical protections or software tools can provide 100% security for your computers and network. Your goal is to reduce the risk of and from attack to the greatest extent possible using tools and procedures.

Business One version 10 is the latest major release from SAP for its small to mid-market product.  SAP continues to deliver on its vision of the Intelligent Enterprise through a strategy centered around:

A cyber-attack is an intentional exploitation of computer systems, networks, and software. These attacks use malicious code such as viruses and ransomware to modify computer code, data, or logic culminating into destructive consequences that can compromise your data and business. Do not think this will not happen to you! According to a 2017 Poneman study 61% of small to mid-sized businesses (SMB) were breached in 2017 in one form or another. Securing your business is not an IT job, it needs to be a responsibility of any employee, contractor or consultant who has access to your business information.

Biz.One is the annual and largest gathering of SAP Business One customers and partners in North America. This year's event was held in Indianapolis and was full of informative sessions, networking and social events. The best part of the event for I-BN is often networking with SAP executives and getting exclusive insights into the future of SAP Business One.

If SAP Business One is part of what makes your business run, you need to visit Biz.ONE, the largest gathering of SAP Business One customers and partners in North America. Run by the America's SAP User Group (ASUG), Biz.ONE is a conference run for the customer by their advocates. Annually attended by over 200 customer organizations, the conference unites companies in distribution, manufacturing, retail, life sciences, consumer products and more!