Simplify Governance, Amplify Security
With Kunal Kankariya
AI-Powered DLP in Microsoft 365: A Smarter Way to Stop Data Leaks
Discover how AI-powered DLP in Microsoft 365 is transforming the way organizations handle data leaks. In this blog, we’ll walk through a real-world example of how integrating AI and automation with Microsoft Purview DLP not only enhances threat detection but also enables proactive containment—all in a zero-trust environment.
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5 Best Ways to Retrieve Sensitivity Label Applied to SharePoint Sites Programmatically
Want to retrieve sensitivity label applied to SharePoint sites? Learn 5 programmatic ways using PnP PowerShell, SharePoint REST API, Microsoft Graph, CSOM in C#, and SPO Management Shell. Secure your SharePoint data today!
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7 Key Insights into DLP in SharePoint and OneDrive: Secure External Sharing Now!
Understand how Purview DLP in SharePoint and OneDrive handles external sharing. Learn how proactive blocking works and best practices for securing sensitive data.
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Simplifying Sensitivity Labels with Label Groups
Microsoft Purview simplifies sensitivity labels with Label Groups, replacing parent labels for better organization and usability in Microsoft 365.
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Sensitivity Labels in Microsoft 365 – Introduction & Capabilities
Sensitivity labels are a part of Microsoft Information Protection (MIP). MIP is a set of capabilities built into Microsoft 365 using which you can manage and secure your organization’s digital information in the cloud, across devices, and on-premises. You can detect sensitive information wherever it resides, protect and manage it throughout its lifecycle, and respond to incidents when they arise.
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Getting Started with the Microsoft Information Protection SDK
The Microsoft Information Protection SDK exposes the labeling and protection services from Microsoft 365 Security and Compliance Center, to third-party applications and services. You can use the SDK to build native support for applying labels and protection to files.
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Building Your M365 Governance Strategy: What you can do with an E3 License
The M365 E3 license includes features and opportunities to apply information governance and protection across Teams, SharePoint Online, OneDrive, Exchange and Line of Business (LOB) systems. Attend this webinar to learn how to best manage M365 information with the E3 license.
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Configure a Teams App with Power Apps and SharePoint as two separate tabs
The challenge I faced when trying to configure a Teams App with Power Apps and SharePoint as two separate tabs and how I managed to get a workaround for this.
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Azure Logic Apps – Computer Vision – Microsoft User Research Study
Just recently, I was selected by Microsoft to participate in a Azure Logic Apps study. They reached out via email and we got started. Disclosure : Although, I have created lot of Power Automate flows, I had never created a logic app earlier. So I was really excited to participate in this study and get to learn more about Azure logic apps. So, I got a choice of four scenarios to implement a logic app by the Microsoft team and I could implement any one of them. Here are some of the key terms of the study : I couldn’t…
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Use msal-browser in SPFx solutions to access Graph API
SPFx solutions don’t work in incognito mode when you access APIs? This post details how msal-browser in SPFx solutions can be implemented to overcome this issue.
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msal-browser – BrowserAuthError: monitor_window_timeout
While implementing silent token acquisition using MSAL.js 2.0 (msal-browser) you may come across an error like BrowserAuthError: monitor_window_timeout : Token acquisition in popup failed due to timeout This error might also keep changing to the actual error that is being returned (in my case it was the InteractionRequiredAuthError) on every refresh. Let’s understand what happens here in detail :- When you try to implement silent acquisition of token using either acquireTokenSilent or the ssoSilent variations, the token is returned in a hidden iframe. Any error resulting from this fetch is also returned in this iframe redirect. msal-browser continuously polls the…
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How To Publish Power Virtual Agent Bot to a custom website
This is the third part of the three-part series of my blog where I detail the steps to build a Power Virtual Agent bot and use a Power Automate flow to extend the abilities of the bot. In this part we will look at the details about how to publish Power Virtual Agent bot to a custom website. Part 1 : Build a simple Power Virtual Agent bot Part 2 : Integrate Power Automate with the Power Virtual Agent bot Part 3 : Publish Power Virtual Agent bot to a custom website We will publish the bot was developed as…
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How to trigger a Power Automate flow from a Power Virtual Agent bot
This is the second part of the three-part series of my blog where I detail the steps to build a Power Virtual Agent bot and use a Power Automate flow to extend the abilities of the bot. We will also look at the details of publishing the bot to a website. In the first part we built a Power Virtual Agent Bot with a simple topic. We will build on the same bot and create a more complex topic. Part 1 : Build a simple Power Virtual Agent bot Part 2 : Integrate Power Automate with the bot Part 3…
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Power Virtual Agent – Build and publish bot to your website
Welcome to the first part of the three-part series of my blog where I detail the steps to build a Power Virtual Agent bot that you can publish to your custom website. We will also see how to dynamically fetch data from the website using Power Automate and display them as a part of the bot’s response. In this first part, we will build a simple Power Virtual Agent bot. Part 1 : Build a simple Power Virtual Agent bot Part 2 : Integrate Power Automate with the bot Part 3 : Publish the bot to a custom website Go…
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Power Apps Build Tools – Automate ALM
Here is a recording of the session that I delivered at the Microsoft 365 Virtual Marathon event on Power Apps build tools. Power Apps Build tools provides us with Azure DevOps tasks that automate common build and deployment activities related to Power Apps and help us achieve CI / CD. This session provides a hands-on demo of using these tasks to automate the deployment of a solution from a development environment to production. Here’s what the pipeline flow used in the demo The slide deck that I used for my session.
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Power Apps – Group vs Container Control
We have a new “Container” control in Power Apps canvas apps that enables us to group controls that live inside that container. Okay, Wait! Didn’t we have a similar feature already that allowed us to group controls by adding a “Group” around them? I had the exact same question when I first came across this new control. Let’s see the difference between two grouping features, group and container control in Power Apps canvas apps and how they complement each other. Note : Container control is an experimental feature and needs to be enabled via the advanced settings of the app.…
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Create SharePoint List From Excel
No, I am not talking about the “Import Spreadsheet” App that’s already present. This is a new “Create SharePoint list from excel” feature in SharePoint online. Microsoft has now made it easier to create a SharePoint list from an excel file by allowing users to upload the file. This has been rolled out worldwide now in SharePoint Online on modern sites. So, how does this work? Browse to “Site contents” and hit the “New button”. Click on List. Select “From Excel” on the left and you are all set to create a list from an excel file.The excel file needs…
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Connect To A Secure Web API Using Power Apps Custom Connector – Part 2
This is the second part in the series of a blog post. In the first part we had a look at the process of deploying & securing a Web API using Azure Active Directory authentication. In the second part, we will have a look at the process of consuming the API using a Power Apps custom connector. Part 1 : Build, Deploy & Secure a Web API using Azure Active Directory Authentication Part 2 : Connect API to Power Apps using custom connector Part 2 : Connect API to Power Apps using custom connector For Power Apps to access the secure…
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Connect to a Secure Web API Using Power Apps Custom Connector – Part 1
In the two part series of this blog post, I will walk you through the process of configuring & using a custom connector in Power Platform to connect to a Web API secured using Azure Active Directory authentication. In the first part, we will deploy & secure a Web API using Azure Active Directory authentication. In the second part, we will have a look at the process of consuming the API in Power Apps using a custom connector. Part 1 : Build, Deploy & Secure a Web API using Azure Active Directory AuthenticationPart 2 : Connect API to Power Apps…
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Community plan – Power Apps
Recently, I was trying to setup a new Common Data Service (CDS) Database for one of my Environments in my tenant where I usually try out new stuff related to Power Platform. To my surprise,I got an error message saying I was out of capacity. I went to the Power Platform Admin center to realize that I had limited space available as I was on a Trial License. This got me searching for an alternative and I got one, The newly introduced a free Power Apps Community Plan came to my rescue which provides users with a free Power Apps…
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