Towards Security in Power Platform- Course Overview

This course deals with how to implement security in the Microsoft Power Platform while building apps, automations tasks, creating Chatbots or Power BI based reports. We can protect the data and give role-based access to various employees to safeguard the privacy. The course gives an overview of the same. 

After Completing this Towards Security in Power Platform Training, students will be able to:

  • Create security roles for users accessing Dataverse.
  • Add security to protect data in Power Platform.
  • Infuse security to all the data in Dataverse.

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Key Features of Towards Security in Power Platform Certification:

  • The Power Platform Security Course provides a detailed and comprehensive framework for understanding and implementing security measures within the Power Platform.

  • Learn how to configure role-based access control to restrict access to sensitive data and functionalities based on users’ roles and responsibilities.

  • Participants will learn how to safeguard data at rest and in transit, ensuring confidentiality and compliance with data protection regulations.

  • Understand the importance of auditing and monitoring in maintaining a secure Power Platform environment.

Who can participate in this training?

  • Professionals who are interested in implementing security to their Power Platform based applications.

What are the prerequisites?

  • Power platform fundamentals
  • Candidates with any degree can take up this course.

Towards Security in Power Platform Certification Training Course Outline: Download Course Outline

  • Security in Microsoft Dataverse. 
  • Configure user security
  • Predefined security roles 
  • App specific security roles 
  • Assign security roles to users 
  • Create / configure custom security role  
  • Privileges to use and share power platform products. 

Case study: 

  • Create a data model in Dataverse for reporting IT related issues in your organization and incorporate security roles to make sure that each level of employees gets the right kind of permissions and data protection.

    • At the end of the course, participants will be provided with certificate from CloudThat. The certificate enables the participants to showcase their administrative skills in implementing security and privacy for their Power platform-based applications.

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Power Platform Security Training helps you understand how to secure and govern Power Apps, Power Automate, Dataverse, and Power Platform environments using security controls, access management, data policies, and governance practices.

The training can help you develop skills in environment security, user access management, Dataverse security roles, DLP policies, governance, data protection, and Power Platform administration.

Dataverse security uses role-based access controls to determine which users can access specific applications, tables, records, and data. Security roles can be configured according to the level of access required by users and teams

Power Platform security roles determine what users can access and what actions they can perform. In Dataverse environments, roles can control permissions for applications, tables, records, and other resources.

Power Platform Security Training is useful for Power Platform administrators, IT professionals, security teams, functional consultants, developers, business application professionals, and anyone responsible for securing Power Apps and Power Automate solutions.

Key Power Platform security best practices include applying least-privilege access, using appropriate security roles, implementing DLP policies, controlling environment creation, managing user access, protecting sensitive data, and establishing governance policies.

Power Platform Training can help professionals address challenges such as unauthorized data access, excessive user permissions, unsafe connector usage, uncontrolled environment creation, inappropriate app sharing, and weak governance practices.

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