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Microsoft Internal Security Best Practices: Secure Power Platform Development

Don Willits, Power Platform Security Architect for Microsoft, presents at our Angelbeat virtual seminar on September 9th, 2021. Power Apps and Power Automate (Flow)are low/no-code platforms within the larger Power Platform, that are all tightly integrated within products such as Office 365, Dynamics 365, Azure, Teams, etc. These platforms enable and democratize programming for individuals working outside of IT and without formal software training, who Gartner defines as a “Citizen Developer”(though of course Power Apps and Automate/Floware of great value to traditional Developers and IT Professionals as well). However, and for all its simplicity and power, the Power Platform carries risk like any development platform. The biggest security vulnerability of Power Platform-based Apps, Automate/Flows, and Chatbots is oversharing of data -either within the tenant or by “punching a hole” in the tenant boundary and sharing data with external and potentially compromised destinations. Don’s highly relevant presentation will discuss how to secure your organization’s Power Platform deployment, e.g. Tenant, which begins with the Power Platform Admin Center (PPAC). He shares how Microsoft has locked down its internal Power Platform deployment, recent changes to PPAC that significantly reduce risk, and how security-focused features are increasingly deployed into the platform. In closing, he shares a framework for evaluating the risk of any Power Platform solution, that Microsoft deploys within its own internal security operations –and can also be used by external customers. For More Information Please Visit: https://www.angelbeat.com