Adaptive UI based on user role
An adaptive user interface (UI) ensures that users experience a tailored and efficient design depending on their role. This approach improves usability and enhances the user experience by showing relevant….
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Discussion forums with moderation
Building a discussion forum with moderation in Power Pages (formerly Power Apps Portals) allows users to engage in meaningful conversations while ensuring content remains appropriate, useful, and respectful. Moderation helps….
Designing a training course portal
Creating a Training Course Portal using Power Pages allows organizations to deliver structured learning content, track progress, and engage users through a professional and scalable platform. Below is a step-by-step….
Testing liquid logic with test contacts
In Power Pages (formerly PowerApps Portals), Liquid is a powerful template language that allows for dynamic content rendering, manipulation of data, and interaction with Portal entities. When building portals that….
Using single role for all applications
Using a single role across all applications might seem like a straightforward approach to streamline access management. However, this practice can introduce significant security risks and operational challenges. Understanding Role-Based….
Restricting form fields based on roles
Restricting form fields based on user roles in Power Pages can be a useful method to ensure that only authorized users have access to sensitive or specific information. This can….
No access review process
Title: The Critical Importance of an Access Review Process in Information Security Introduction In the realm of information security, safeguarding sensitive data and systems is paramount. One of the most….
Custom authentication providers
Power Pages (formerly Power Apps Portals) allows users to create custom authentication providers to handle authentication and user login. This can be beneficial when you need to integrate a portal….
Excessive IAM permissions
Excessive IAM Permissions: A Detailed Guide Introduction to IAM and Permissions: Identity and Access Management (IAM) refers to the framework of policies, technologies, and processes that enable organizations to manage….
Role-based vs attribute-based access control
Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) vs Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC) Access Control is a critical component of information security systems, allowing organizations to regulate who can access various resources in their….