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Academy · AI in SAP · 300 Professional

AI Governance for SAP Programs: EU AI Act, SAP Responsible AI and Agent Controls

AI governance is now a project deliverable. This course explains the EU AI Act and its current dates after the Digital Omnibus (Regulation (EU) 2026/1744 moved Annex III high-risk duties to 2 December 2027), which SAP use cases may be high-risk, what SAP's responsible AI framework and ISO/IEC 42001 certification do and don't cover for you, and the controls an SAP program needs for AI features and agents: inventory, risk classification, human oversight, logging, kill switches and evidence.

  • 52 minutes
  • 6 lessons + quiz
  • Security & GRC Specialist, Program / PMO Lead, Solution Architect, Process Owner
Start the course
  1. 01The EU AI Act in one lesson, including the Digital Omnibus11 min
  2. 02Where SAP AI use cases fall8 min
  3. 03What SAP provides and what you own8 min
  4. 04Controls for agents: permissions, approvals, logs and kill switches9 min
  5. 05The AI inventory and the governance evidence pack8 min
  6. 06Keeping AI governance current8 min
  7. QZCourse quiz12 questions

What you’ll be able to do

  • Summarize EU AI Act obligations and current application dates, including the Digital Omnibus changes
  • Classify SAP AI use cases by risk and identify likely high-risk areas
  • Explain SAP's Global AI Ethics Policy, AI Ethics Handbook and ISO 42001 certification and what they do and do not cover for customers
  • Define controls for agents: permissions, approvals, logging, monitoring and incident handling
  • Build an AI inventory and governance evidence pack for an SAP program, using the NIST AI RMF as a practical checklist
  • Set a review cadence that keeps AI governance current with regulation, SAP terms and features

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