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Cybersecurity threats to SAP systems have never been more urgent — or more complex. SAPinsider’s 2026 benchmark research found that identity and connectivity-centric threats, including social engineering attacks, credentials compromise, and insecure connections between systems, have overtaken data exfiltration as the top concerns for SAP customers. At the same time, 2025 saw the highest number of critical SAP security patches ever released, and organizations continue to struggle with verifying whether those patches are correctly applied. With two-thirds of respondents planning a move to SAP Cloud ERP Private, but less than half confident in their understanding of the Shared Responsibility Model, the gap between ambition and readiness has rarely been wider.

Join SAPinsider for an in-depth walkthrough of the findings from its 2026 Cybersecurity Threats and Challenges to SAP Systems benchmark report. This session will go beyond the headline numbers to unpack how cybersecurity leaders, the respondent majority, and security beginners differ in their threat priorities, investment plans, and technology adoption — and what separates the organizations pulling ahead from those falling behind. Attendees will leave with a clear, data-backed framework for benchmarking their own cybersecurity maturity and prioritizing next steps.

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  • How SAP customers rank today’s top cybersecurity threats — and why social engineering, credentials compromise, and connected systems have overtaken data exfiltration
  • What’s driving cybersecurity strategy and investment decisions across security leaders, the respondent majority, and security beginners
  • Why patch validation remains the single biggest challenge in securing SAP systems, and how organizations are addressing it
  • What the Shared Responsibility Model gap means for organizations moving to SAP Cloud ERP Private (RISE with SAP)
  • Which technologies — from continuous monitoring to zero-trust models — are being adopted, implemented, or evaluated by top-performing organizations
  • Practical, benchmark-based actions your organization can take to close its cybersecurity maturity gaps