Security is one of the most important considerations when enabling the Power Platform in your organisation. In this post I’m going to give you an overview of the broad scope of different Security controls we can implement, and some suggestions on how these can be layered on top of our scalable governance model to take a ‘risk based approach’ to the different ideas and use cases being implemented across our organisation!

For some experimentation may conjure up images of an insane scientist mixing together random connectors in the hope of finding a solution to all of an organisation’s challenges…

for others it might be a more regulated scientific method to ensure safe and repeatable results that can be scaled in a controlled and effective way!

In this post we’ll explore how we might unlock experimentation with Power Platform connectors!

Implementing governance through Platforms, Processes, and People is the key to enabling success and value with Power Platform. But How?

In this blog post I’ll break this down, align it to our Scalable Governance model, and walk you through a scenario on how we can integrate our thinking around these governance elements to enable our business.

There are a lot of new ways to manage your Power Platform estate coming from Microsoft - Default Environment Routing is one of these - Providing every maker with their own developer environment rather than using the shared default environment…

But how might you use it? What are the benefits and complexities? Should you use it? We’ll explore that together in this post!

Data Loss Prevention Policies, coupled with Environment Strategy, are the back bone to our platform governance. By designing our DLP strategy aligned to our Scalable Governance model we can manage risk associated with what systems, data sources, or services are being connected to, how, to do what, and by whom. In this post we’ll break down DLP controls and how we align these to our holistic model.

Configuring Power Platform is a key part of being able to enable a scalable governance model that balances enablement with safety and security.

Our Environment Strategy is the key foundation of this and the capabilities of Managed Environments and recently announced Environment Groups turbo charge this and make it even easier to manage them.

In this blog post we’ll take a look at how these come together and you can use them to power up your organisation!