Define SAP security as an enterprise function—not an afterthought.
Most organizations treat SAP security as a technical discipline rather than a governed program. Without a formal charter, there is no clear authority, inconsistent accountability, and limited alignment with enterprise cybersecurity and risk management.
The SecureBird SAP Cybersecurity Program Charter formally establishes SAP security as a structured, enterprise-controlled function—defining its mission, scope, authority, governance model, and integration with broader cybersecurity programs.
What This Enables
• Formal recognition of SAP cybersecurity as an enterprise program
• Clear authority to enforce security controls and drive remediation
• Defined governance structure across business, IT, and security stakeholders
• Alignment with enterprise cybersecurity, risk, and compliance frameworks
• Executive visibility and accountability for SAP security risk
What You Get
• Complete program charter covering mission, scope, and authority
• Defined governance model aligned to Three Lines of Defense
• Integration with enterprise security strategy and control frameworks
• Structured approach to funding, decision authority, and oversight
• Alignment to regulatory, audit, and assurance expectations
Built for Enterprise Alignment
This artifact ensures SAP cybersecurity is not managed in isolation, but fully integrated into the enterprise security ecosystem—aligned to governance, risk management, and compliance expectations across all systems and environments.
The Outcome
A formally established, enterprise-aligned SAP Cybersecurity Program—with clear authority, governance, and accountability to effectively manage risk and protect critical business systems.