Identity & Authentication
Explore user identities, identity providers, authentication flows, single sign-on concepts and trust relationships.
Learn the foundations of securing applications and services on SAP Business Technology Platform. Explore identity and access management, authentication, authorization, role collections, trust configuration, identity services and practical security administration concepts.
Key concepts for managing identity, access and security on SAP BTP.
SAP Business Technology Platform (SAP BTP) provides cloud capabilities for application development, integration, data and analytics, and other enterprise services. Security is an important part of operating these environments, including how users authenticate, how access is assigned and how applications establish trust with identity providers.
SAP BTP Security training introduces the concepts used to control access to platform resources and applications. Learners explore subaccounts, identity providers, role collections, authorization concepts, application security and related identity services.
The course can also introduce SAP Cloud Identity Services, including Identity Authentication and Identity Provisioning, where relevant to the selected landscape. Available features and configuration paths depend on the services, runtime and deployment model in use.
Learn how identity, access controls and application security concepts work together in cloud-based enterprise environments.
Explore user identities, identity providers, authentication flows, single sign-on concepts and trust relationships.
Understand role templates, role collections, user assignments and authorization checks for supported SAP BTP services.
Review Identity Authentication, Identity Provisioning, identity source systems and identity lifecycle workflows.
Learn the purpose of trust configuration, identity federation, SAML, OpenID Connect and OAuth 2.0 in relevant scenarios.
Explore application authentication, service access, destination security considerations and secure application design concepts.
Review least-privilege access, security troubleshooting, audit awareness and administrative best practices.
A module-wise learning path covering platform security, identity services, authorization, application access and operational considerations. Exact exercises depend on the SAP BTP services available in the training environment.
This course may be useful for learners who want to understand cloud identity, access management and application security in SAP environments.
Build foundational knowledge of cloud identity and enterprise security.
Understand authentication, roles and security dependencies in applications.
Explore platform access, identity configuration and user administration.
Extend knowledge of identity federation and cloud access control.
Build your understanding progressively through core concepts, access management, service configuration and practical examples.
Understand SAP BTP architecture, security terminology and identity concepts.
Study authentication, authorization, role collections and identity services.
Connect concepts to trust, provisioning and application access examples.
Review troubleshooting approaches, security practices and interview topics.
SAP BTP security knowledge can complement experience in cloud administration, SAP application development, identity management and enterprise security. Specific job requirements vary by employer, platform and role.
Training focuses on security concepts and structured scenarios. Hands-on tasks depend on the services and permissions available in the practice environment.
Discuss Your Learning Goals →Answers to common questions about the course and its learning scope.
SAP BTP Security covers concepts and capabilities used to protect platform resources and applications, including identity, authentication, authorization, trust configuration and access management.
The proposed syllabus includes SAP BTP architecture, identity providers, trust and single sign-on, role collections, SAP Cloud Identity Services, identity provisioning, application security, destinations, monitoring and troubleshooting.
IAS stands for Identity Authentication service, which supports identity authentication and related identity scenarios. IPS stands for Identity Provisioning service, which supports identity provisioning between configured source and target systems. Availability and exact capabilities depend on the service setup.
Basic cloud or SAP knowledge is helpful, but the foundational course can introduce security concepts without requiring advanced programming. Developer-focused exercises may require additional technical knowledge.
The proposed curriculum introduces these protocols and explains their roles in identity, authentication and authorization flows. The depth of practical implementation depends on the agreed training scope.
The curriculum includes practical scenarios. Live configuration exercises depend on access to an appropriate SAP BTP account, the relevant services and the required administrative permissions. Confirm these details before enrollment.
The course scope should be confirmed with the training team. Security capabilities and setup procedures can differ by service, runtime, application architecture and current SAP BTP environment.
Duration depends on the learner's background, selected modules, class frequency and practical coverage. Contact ERPClasses.com for the current schedule.
The current fee and available training options can be confirmed by submitting the enquiry form or contacting ERPClasses.com.
Training can support skill development, but employment and certification outcomes are not guaranteed. Any certification preparation should be confirmed separately before enrollment.
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Build your understanding of cloud identity, access and application security.