Power Platform Security: Granular Data Loss Prevention and Endpoint Restriction Policies
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Let's talk Power Platform Security. Keeping our data secure in the business solutions we build is so important. The Power Platform offers Data Loss Prevention Policies to help us protect our data. We can do things like limit what connectors (services) we can connect to in any given Power Platform solution. We can also completely block a certain connector so that we can't use it at all in our Power Platform solutions.
But what if you don't want to block an entire connector? Maybe you only want to block a specific action(s) inside of connector. For example, maybe you want to allow people to read Tweets from Twitter but you don't want them tweeting out personal identifiable information. Thanks to some new functionality that I'll highlight in this video, we can now restrict specific actions inside of a connector, rather than blocking the connector entirely.
I'll also show some new endpoint filtering capability that we can apply to our connectors which allow it. This is really useful for things like the HTTP connector where you might want to limit endpoints users can and cannot connect to.
🔗 Links 🔗
✅ More about granular controls and endpoint filtering: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powe...
Outro Music by Chris Manning (Facebook: chrismanning27.
Table of Contents:
00:00 - Intro
01:13 - Data Loss Prevention Overview
02:45 - Block an Action in a Connector
06:13 - Endpoint Restrictions for Connectors
09:15 - Demo: Using Restricted Endpoint
10:44 - Demo: Using a Blocked Action
11:34 - Wrap up
Let's talk Power Platform Security. Keeping our data secure in the business solutions we build is so important. The Power Platform offers Data Loss Prevention Policies to help us protect our data. We can do things like limit what connectors (services) we can connect to in any given Power Platform solution. We can also completely block a certain connector so that we can't use it at all in our Power Platform solutions.
But what if you don't want to block an entire connector? Maybe you only want to block a specific action(s) inside of connector. For example, maybe you want to allow people to read Tweets from Twitter but you don't want them tweeting out personal identifiable information. Thanks to some new functionality that I'll highlight in this video, we can now restrict specific actions inside of a connector, rather than blocking the connector entirely.
I'll also show some new endpoint filtering capability that we can apply to our connectors which allow it. This is really useful for things like the HTTP connector where you might want to limit endpoints users can and cannot connect to.
🔗 Links 🔗
✅ More about granular controls and endpoint filtering: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powe...
Outro Music by Chris Manning (Facebook: chrismanning27.
Table of Contents:
00:00 - Intro
01:13 - Data Loss Prevention Overview
02:45 - Block an Action in a Connector
06:13 - Endpoint Restrictions for Connectors
09:15 - Demo: Using Restricted Endpoint
10:44 - Demo: Using a Blocked Action
11:34 - Wrap up
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