Integrate SAP security intelligence with Copilot, Claude, Joule and other MCP-compatible AI assistants using the Cybersecurity Extension for SAP.
The Cybersecurity Extension for SAP (CES) brings the power of AI for SAP security, enabling organizations to turn complex security data into fast, meaningful answers. Using the open Model Context Protocol (MCP), CES connects with leading AI assistants such as Microsoft 365 Copilot, Anthropic Claude, and SAP Joule, allowing users to ask questions in natural language and instantly gain insights into SAP vulnerabilities, security notes, alerts, access control issues, security events, anomalies, compliance findings, and overall security posture.
With CES, organizations are not tied to a single AI platform. One secure, vendor-neutral connection provides access to SAP security intelligence across multiple AI assistants. This means consistent answers, centralized governance, and a common security foundation, without the cost and complexity of building separate integrations for every AI solution.
CES also gives customers complete deployment flexibility. It can run on SAP BTP to support cloud-based AI services or remain fully within the corporate network where greater control is required. The result is a future-ready approach to AI-powered SAP security: organizations can use the AI platforms they prefer while retaining control of their data, maintaining consistent governance, and ensuring security insights remain trusted, traceable, and auditable.
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard designed to make it easier for AI assistants to work with trusted business information and enterprise applications. MCP acts as a universal connection for AI, allowing AI platforms to access approved data and capabilities through a consistent, controlled framework.
For organizations, this removes much of the complexity traditionally associated with connecting AI to business systems. Instead of creating and maintaining a separate integration for every AI assistant, MCP enables a single connection that can support multiple compatible platforms. This helps accelerate AI adoption, reduce integration effort, and gives organizations greater freedom to choose the AI solutions that best fit their users and business strategy.
CES uses the MCP as a secure, standardized gateway between SAP security data and AI assistants such as Copilot, Claude, and SAP Joule. Users ask questions in natural language, and the assistant converts them into governed CES requests for SAP security insights.
Connect to Copilot, Claude, Joule, and other MCP-compatible AI assistants through a single open, reusable integration.
Deploy to the cloud using SAP BTP or within corporate networks for greater infrastructure control.
Transform SAP security insights into reports, emails, documents, and workflows using AI agents.
CES connects SAP security intelligence to AI assistants through MCP, enabling users to investigate findings using natural-language prompts. It reveals security vulnerabilities across access controls, custom code, application configurations, databases, and hosts, while identifying relevant SAP security notes and analyzing events, alerts, and behavioral anomalies for threat detection. CES also highlights gaps against SAP and regulatory frameworks, including RISE security requirements, the SAP Security Baseline, the S/4HANA Security Guide, SOX, GDPR, NIST, and PCI DSS.
With CES, SAP security intelligence becomes as easy to access as asking a question in AI assistants. Users can interact with CES through their preferred AI assistant using natural-language prompts such as: “Show me all critical vulnerabilities affecting production systems,” “Are any of our systems exposed to OVERPASS?”, “Which critical SAP security notes are still outstanding?”, “Which alerts need immediate attention?”, “Show high-severity anomalies from the last 24 hours,” or “Do we have any compliance gaps for the SAP Security Baseline?”
CES delivers relevant, contextual security insights directly into the conversation, helping teams move faster from question to action. Rather than manually searching across reports and dashboards, users can quickly identify risks, investigate issues, guide remediation, support compliance activities, and generate meaningful security insights for both technical teams and executives.
Identify and manage relevant, unapplied SAP security patches by systems, components, CVE, and CVSS information.
Investigate SAP security events, alerts, and anomalies and perform guided incident investigations.
Discover and remediate compliance gaps for SAP security standards and frameworks.
Connected assistants can access CES capabilities covering:
Yes. AI assistants can identify, analyze, and prioritize relevant and unapplied SAP security notes by affected system, software version, CVE, CVSS score, available workaround, and processing status.
