The New Microsoft Security Challenge — Part 1
Your company has far more developers than you think. They build Power Apps, automate with Power Automate and connect systems with AI — and nobody owns the security of what they ship.
About this session
Your company may have far more developers than you think.
They may not have “Developer” in their job title, but they are building Power Apps, automating processes with Power Automate, creating Power BI dashboards, connecting systems and increasingly using AI and agents to solve business problems.
Microsoft Power Platform has made software development accessible to everyone. But there is another side to that story:
Who is responsible for securing everything being built?
In this session, AvantIT explores how Power Platform, automation and AI are changing the enterprise technology landscape — and why this creates a new challenge for IT and cybersecurity teams.
And we will leave you with one question: what exactly is being built inside your organisation?
A two-part series
This session is Part 1 of The New Microsoft Security Challenge, a two-part webinar series from AvantIT and FRCI.
Part 2 — FRCI takes place on 1 October and explores AI-powered email threats and Microsoft Defender for Office 365.
Agenda
- How the traditional software development model is changing
- Why business users are becoming citizen developers
- The building blocks of Microsoft Power Platform
- How business problems become software
- The applications and automations already inside organisations
- Identity, data, connectors, governance and lifecycle
- The new enterprise attack surface
- How IT, business and security need to work together
Who it is for
IT and cybersecurity teams, and the business leaders whose departments are already building on Power Platform.