How and when will SAP Jam implement the change?īeginning March 22, 2020, TLS 1.1 encryption protocol will be disabled for all the SAP Jam data centers. SAP Jam will require TLS 1.2 and later encryption protocol in an effort to maintain the highest security standards and promote the safety of customer data. Please check the relevant topics below to be directed to the required actions pages(s).

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The action required by your organization will depend on which channels are used to access your SAP Jam services. How can customers avoid a service disruption? If you are able to view our test site–which has TLS 1.1 disabled–without errors, access to SAP Jam via your browser should not be impacted by this change, and no action is required. Automated tools which use SAP Jam API services ( like the available Jam plugins), may require explicit support of TLS 1.2 via configuration or library upgrades. This change will affect all SAP Jam TLS URLs (web links starting with End users will not observe the impact since all the browsers on the SAP Jam support list automatically will use TLS 1.2. See below for the upgrade schedule for your data center.Īfter SAP Jam disables TLS 1.1, any connections to Jam that rely on TLS 1.1 will fail.

Action is required prior to this date to prevent any disruption to your Production instance. The prevailing best security practice is to remove TLS 1.1 support all together.īeginning March 22, 2020, TLS 1.1 encryption protocol will be disabled for all modules in the Production environment. TLS 1.1 has been found weak in protection especially when combined with weak ciphers.

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