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Taming the NIS2 Beast: Securing Low-Code / No-Code in the Microsoft Power Platform

Are you sure your Power Platform environment/implementation is secure and NIS2 compliant?
Power Platform is innovating how businesses & Microsoft partners build applications, but with great agility great security risks can arise due to very easy misconfiguration and missing out of the box functionality. From mass data exfiltration via exports and APIs, to unmonitored Power Automate flows silently sending data outside your organization, to a lack of built-in incident detection and forensic tracking, compliance with NIS2 and other security regulations is a growing challenge. This is especially relevant in the European Union where the regulatory landscape is changing rapidly during 2025 and 2026.
So our goal is to make Power Platform more secure to maintain the fantastic momentum it has given us all in the sphere of app development and building endless fantastic apps in like no time.

In this session, we will:
- Break down some security gaps in Power Platform that might put your organization at risk.
- Demonstrate real-world threats, including unauthorized app modifications and data leaks.
- Show how to implement automated defenses using Defender for Cloud Apps, Sentinel, and Azure Logic Apps to track and block suspicious activity.
- Walk through a live demo of a Power Platform security breach and automated access revocation in action!

Who should attend?
• Power Platform Admins who want to strengthen governance.
• Business Owners and Managers who care about regulatory compliance of their IT landscape
• Security & Compliance Professionals navigating NIS2 and regulatory requirements.
• IT Decision-Makers looking for best practices in securing low-code/no-code
environments.

After our session, you will know what actionable steps to take to make Power Platform more secure, compliant, and resilient!

David Uhlmann

Lead consultant @HSO Nederland

Eindhoven, The Netherlands

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