Building Secure & Reliable Data Apps in Microsoft Fabric

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Duration

1 hour 4mins 05 secs

Speakers

Eshwar Venkatadri Principal BI Developer, Lumel

Short Description

Learn how to build secure, governed data applications in Microsoft Fabric by combining Fabric security features with PowerTable. This webinar shows practical ways to apply platform and application-level protections—such as OneLake security, row-level access, approvals and audit logs—to deliver enterprise-grade protection, compliance, and visibility across data apps.

Building secure, governed data applications is critical for organizations managing sensitive information and operational workflows. This webinar demonstrates how to leverage security options available in both Microsoft Fabric and PowerTable to build data apps with enterprise-grade protection and comprehensive governance controls.

We'll explore the security capabilities available at both the platform and application levels. This includes configuring OneLake security and row-level security in Microsoft Fabric, and layering on PowerTable's specialized access controls, approval workflows, and audit capabilities. Through live demonstrations, you'll learn practical approaches to implementing multiple security layers that work together to protect your data apps and ensure compliance.

What You'll Learn:

Configure OneLake security and row-level security in Microsoft Fabric
Implement row- and column-level access controls using lookup tables and rule-based mechanisms
Set up approval workflows to govern data changes and maintain compliance
Configure automations for notifications when critical table data changes
Enable audit logs to track all operations and maintain transparency
Combine Fabric and PowerTable security features to build robust, enterprise-ready data apps

This webinar is ideal for data professionals, security administrators, and IT leaders responsible for building and managing secure data applications in Microsoft Fabric while maintaining the governance standards their organization requires.