You’ve been hacked.
Now what?
The breach may have started in SAP. The damage rarely stops there. SEN follows it.
Contain it. Understand it. Close it.
Immediate containment
Stop the bleeding first — limit what the attacker can still reach.
Identify the attack vector
How they got in, specifically — not a guess.
Determine scope
What was actually touched, inside SAP and beyond it.
Secure compromised systems
Close the active exposure across every affected system.
Remediate vulnerabilities
Fix the root cause, not just the visible symptom.
Retest
Confirm the fix holds under a real attempt.
Establish a clean environment
A verified, documented state you can stand behind.
Explain the incident to management
A straight account the board and CEO can actually use.
One provider for cause and aftermath.
SEN can work beyond SAP in the surrounding infrastructure and applications when required. That means one provider able to address the underlying cause and the aftermath across every connected system — instead of coordinating separate vendors mid-crisis.
Pre-incident: know before you have to explain. Post-incident: contain, shield the exposure, explain what happened, regain control.