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SAP Identity Risk Review.

SAP customers moving to RISE, S/4HANA and BTP often assume security responsibility shifts to SAP. We provide an SAP Identity Exposure Assessment that surfaces excessive privileges, high-risk technical users, identity lifecycle gaps, and trust relationships with enterprise IdPs.

— I · Ideal client

For organisations that…

  • 01Are SAP RISE / S/4HANA customers
  • 02Operate hybrid SAP estates (on-prem + cloud)
  • 03Use IAS / IPS for identity governance
  • 04Have many technical users with elevated privilege
  • 05Run BTP integrations across the enterprise
— II · Scope of assessment

5 domains. Architecture-level.

01Technical User Risk Visibility

Inventory of technical users, lifecycle, owner mapping, risk of orphaned credentials.

02Privilege Concentration

Roles, profiles, and authorisations creating concentrated risk. SoD issues.

03IAS / IPS Governance

Identity Authentication Service and Identity Provisioning Service flows, federation patterns, lifecycle.

04Integration Trust Mapping

Trust relationships with enterprise IdPs and BTP-connected services.

05AI Access Exposure

Where AI tools touch SAP data via integrations, RFCs, OData, or BTP services.

— III · Engagement cadence

Week by week.

Week 1

Kickoff. SAP estate landscape mapping.

Week 2

Technical user inventory. Privilege concentration analysis.

Week 3

IAS/IPS architecture review.

Week 4

Findings synthesis. Report drafting.

Week 5

Presentation.

— IV · Deliverables

What you receive.

  • 01SAP identity exposure insights
  • 02Governance observations
  • 03Architecture improvement guidance
  • 04Target architecture (federation, IAS/IPS topology, BTP)
⊘ Out of scope
  • SAP GRC implementation
  • Role redesign delivery
  • Configuration changes
Tools used
SAP IAS / IPS docsBTP cockpit overviewVisio / draw.ioExcel
— The next step

Begin where every Flowuity engagement begins — discovery.

Forty-five minutes. No deck. No pitch. We ask better questions about your identity estate than you have been asked.

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