the sidarsys platform
Three ways to see your SAP landscape clearly
One product watches continuously. Another audits on a schedule. And when you want hands-on eyes on the system before committing to either, our team runs a direct security assessment. Use any one on its own, or combine them for round-the-clock monitoring backed by governed, repeatable evidence.
continuous monitoring
IntrudeGuard
A cloud-based solution for automated monitoring of your SAP landscape — compliance, secure configuration, and security events, watched continuously across on-premise and cloud components. No add-on to install, no custom code, no downtime.
- System settings, patch and release management, RFC and technical components
- Security events and deviating user behavior
- 300+ built-in use cases, multiple alerting channels
periodic audit
AuditDesk
A read-only extraction and scoring pipeline that turns raw SAP authorization and log data into a governed, repeatable audit. Every metric scored against your own documented thresholds — automatically, on schedule.
- Five control domains, from SoD to change management
- Detailed Word/PDF report for the audit trail
- CISO-ready PowerPoint briefing from the same data
hands-on service
Security Assessment
A focused, expert-led engagement — our team assesses and pentests your SAP landscape directly, and hands you a clear report of what's exposed and what to fix first. No software to install, no long procurement cycle.
- Security assessment and pentest of your SAP landscape
- Prioritized findings report, not just a raw scan
- Included free of charge with an IntrudeGuard or AuditDesk trial
Which one do you need?
Most teams start with one and add the other once they've seen it work.
Start with IntrudeGuard if...
You need to know about intrusions and misconfigurations as they happen, not three months from now on a review cycle.
Start with AuditDesk if...
Your immediate pain is audit season — assembling evidence by hand, and inconsistent scoring across reviewers.
Start with a Security Assessment if...
You want expert eyes on the landscape first — a clear picture of exposure before committing to either product.