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Power Platform Technical Configuration: Silos, Policies, and Managed Environments
Read more →: Power Platform Technical Configuration: Silos, Policies, and Managed EnvironmentsGovernance on paper solves nothing. In this third blog of the series, we move from model to configuration: environment strategy in practice, enabling Managed Environments, layered DLP policies, service principals, Conditional Access, AI governance for Copilot Studio agents, and ALM as a security control.
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Power Platform Governance: Environments as Trust Boundaries
Read more →: Power Platform Governance: Environments as Trust BoundariesMost organizations deploy Power Platform without a coherent governance model. In this second blog of the series, we dive into the governance framework: environments as trust boundaries, maker rights via Entra ID, DLP as a second line of defense, Microsoft Purview for data classification, and the deliberate approach to the Default environment.
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Power Platform & Zero Trust: Why Default Settings Are a Security Risk
Read more →: Power Platform & Zero Trust: Why Default Settings Are a Security RiskMost organizations deploy Power Platform without thinking explicitly about security. The default settings are designed for adoption — not for a Zero Trust posture. In this first blog of a four-part series, we break down why Power Platform must be treated as an enterprise workload, how the three Zero Trust principles translate directly to the…
