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SAP MFA

Add MFA to SAP Web Apps Without Upgrading SAP

Protect internal and external SAP Web GUI, Fiori, Portal, Web Dynpro, ITS, SRM, supplier portals, and custom ABAP web apps with built-in MFA through Datawiza Access Proxy, without changing SAP application code or requiring a new IdP project.

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Datawiza Access Proxy enforcing MFA for internal and external SAP web applications
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Why this matters

SAP Web Access Is Too Important to Leave at Password Only

Many SAP web apps were published years before today's MFA and Zero Trust requirements. The risk grows when employees, privileged users, suppliers, vendors, partners, and contractors all need browser access to business-critical SAP workflows.

SAP users need stronger checks

Internal employees, privileged users, suppliers, vendors, partners, and contractors can all create risk when SAP web access depends on passwords alone.

SAP changes can slow the rollout

Native modernization can require SAP upgrades, Basis work, SAML/OIDC projects, AD/LDAP integration, or changes to NetWeaver and ABAP apps.

The app still has to keep working

Security teams need MFA coverage quickly, while SAP teams need to keep existing login flows, sessions, and application behavior stable.

SAP app coverage

Protect the SAP Web Apps Users Already Access in the Browser

Datawiza is a fit when the goal is to add MFA at the access layer for SAP apps that are already exposed over HTTP or HTTPS.

SAP Web GUI
SAP Fiori
SAP Enterprise Portal
SAP Web Dynpro
SAP ITS
SAP SRM and supplier portals
Custom ABAP web applications
Partner and vendor-facing SAP portals

Why Datawiza

Add MFA Around SAP Instead of Rebuilding SAP Authentication

Datawiza Access Proxy sits in front of SAP and enforces MFA before users continue to protected SAP content. This gives security teams a faster path while SAP teams keep the application stack stable.

No SAP code changes

Place Datawiza Access Proxy in front of SAP and enforce MFA without touching ABAP code, NetWeaver configuration, or SAP application logic.

Built-in MFA, no IdP required

Use Datawiza built-in MFA for SAP access when you do not want to introduce a new IdP, SAML/OIDC integration, or AD/LDAP dependency.

Pilot quickly

Start with one SAP web app, validate the user experience, then repeat the same proxy pattern across more internal and external SAP apps.

Flexible deployment

Deploy in the customer's cloud, on premises, hybrid, or with Datawiza-hosted services depending on where SAP is exposed today.

Customer proof

Datawiza is the ideal solution for adding MFA to on-prem applications without the need to overhaul existing code or infrastructure.

How it works

A Practical Rollout Pattern for SAP MFA

Start with one SAP URL, validate the policy with a small user group, then expand the same access-layer pattern to more SAP web apps.

  1. 1

    Route SAP access through Datawiza

    Put Datawiza Access Proxy in front of the SAP web URL used by employees, privileged users, suppliers, vendors, or partners. SAP remains behind the proxy.

  2. 2

    Keep SAP login behavior intact

    Keep the existing SAP authentication path. Datawiza can challenge users with MFA after SAP verifies the user and before protected SAP access is allowed through.

  3. 3

    Enforce MFA by user group

    Enable built-in MFA policies for the users and groups that need stronger checks, including employees, privileged users, suppliers, vendors, and partners.

  4. 4

    Allow, block, and audit access

    Approved users continue to SAP. Datawiza records access decisions so security and compliance teams can review what happened.

Comparison

Datawiza vs a Traditional SAP MFA Project

Use Datawiza when the immediate goal is to protect internal and external SAP access without waiting for a full SAP identity modernization program.

CriteriaDatawiza Access ProxyTraditional SAP path
SAP application changesNo ABAP, NetWeaver, or app-code changesMay require SAP upgrades, configuration, or custom work
Identity infrastructureBuilt-in MFA available; no IdP or AD/LDAP requiredOften depends on IdP, SAML/OIDC, AD/LDAP, or SAP identity stack
Deployment modelProxy pattern in front of existing SAP web appsProject varies by SAP module, app version, and identity architecture
Best fitFast MFA for internal and external SAP accessBroader identity transformation or full SAP modernization

FAQ

SAP MFA Questions

Which SAP apps can Datawiza protect?

SAP Web GUI, Fiori, Enterprise Portal, Web Dynpro, ITS, SRM and supplier portals, and custom ABAP web applications are good candidates when users access them through a browser.

Do we need to upgrade SAP to add MFA?

No. The access proxy pattern is designed to enforce MFA outside the SAP application, so you do not need to rewrite ABAP code or upgrade SAP just to add MFA.

Do we need an IdP or AD/LDAP?

No. For this use case, Datawiza can provide built-in MFA without requiring a separate enterprise IdP, AD/LDAP integration, or SAML/OIDC project.

How is Datawiza deployed for SAP MFA?

The common pattern is to place Datawiza Access Proxy in front of the SAP web URL, route traffic through the proxy, and enforce MFA before users continue to protected SAP content.

Related MFA pages

Explore the No-Code MFA Deployment Path

Use these pages to compare the gateway approach, reverse proxy architecture, legacy app rollout, and vendor-specific MFA alternatives for existing applications.

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