Securing CAP Applications with SAP Cloud Identity Services and AMS

In this blog, we explore how CAP applications can seamlessly integrate with the Authorization Management Service (AMS) to deliver modern, instance-based, fine-grained authorization. Whether you’re transitioning from XSUAA or building fresh on SAP BTP, AMS simplifies security configuration, enhances governance, and aligns with SAP’s long-term identity strategy.

From understanding the core Cloud Identity Services to generating AMS policies directly from your CDS model, and finally testing your roles locally — this guide walks you through every step with clarity and real project examples.

If you’re ready to modernize your CAP application security and embrace SAP’s next-gen IAM approach, this is the perfect place to begin.

As SAP BTP evolves, so does the way we secure our applications. With SAP Cloud Identity Services — the unified backbone for authentication, Single Sign-On, provisioning, and authorization — developers now have a powerful, centralized way to manage identity and access across the entire landscape.In this blog, we explore how CAP applications can seamlessly integrate with the Authorization Management Service (AMS) to deliver modern, instance-based, fine-grained authorization. Whether you’re transitioning from XSUAA or building fresh on SAP BTP, AMS simplifies security configuration, enhances governance, and aligns with SAP’s long-term identity strategy.From understanding the core Cloud Identity Services to generating AMS policies directly from your CDS model, and finally testing your roles locally — this guide walks you through every step with clarity and real project examples.If you’re ready to modernize your CAP application security and embrace SAP’s next-gen IAM approach, this is the perfect place to begin. Read More Technology Blog Posts by SAP articles

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