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When Microsoft announced that the Copilot Studio extension for Visual Studio Code is now generally available, it immediately resonated with the kind of work I’ve been doing lately: complex, multi‑agent Copilot Studio solutions that have outgrown the browser‑only authoring experience…. Continue Reading →
Power Automate is often introduced as a low-code automation tool. In real projects, however, it behaves much more like a distributed execution engine where structure, error handling, permissions, and performance decisions matter. In my recent Experts Live Denmark 2026 session,… Continue Reading →
No — you usually don’t. Power Platform and Dataverse already include built‑in mechanisms for detecting abnormal or unexpected usage. Whether you need a custom solution depends entirely on what you mean by “anomalous behavior.” 1. Detecting Anomalous Behavior Inside Dataverse… Continue Reading →
At CollabDays Bremen 2026, I attended the session “Play it (w)right: automate your end-to-end tests in the Power Platform.” held by Arjan Rijsdijk (slides). This was one of the most practical, demo-rich experiences of the entire event, and it completely… Continue Reading →
At CollabDays Bremen, I joined a session titled “Oops!…I Vibe Coded Again: AI-Assisted Development in Power Platform & M365.” prented by MVP Timo Pertilä. Going in, I already had a good sense of what vibe coding is in theory, but… Continue Reading →
I attended CollabDays Bremen last weekend. Session led by Stalin Ponnusamy, MVP provided a comprehensive and practical deep dive into Power Platform governance, breaking down the layered security model that organizations must understand to protect sensitive data in a world… Continue Reading →
I’ve been building agents a while and after CollabDays Portugal I had the idea of hacking my own Copilot Studio agent. Other MVPs discussed how important and hot topic security is and I had an idea. I realised that if… Continue Reading →
Below are the mitigations that significantly reduce exfiltration risk. These should be in place before deploying any Copilot Studio agent to a production environment. 1. Apply Least‑Privilege Access Only grant the agent permissions it absolutely needs — nothing more.If the… Continue Reading →
I wanted to test how easy it was hacking my own agent created in July. I seems prompt injection was quite easy. I did not know how to hack the agent other means, I needed to ring my old pall… Continue Reading →
I created Job Application agent in July and felt that I need something more in my demos. I felt that security is now quite hot topic and I was thinking that how easy it would be hacking my own agent…. Continue Reading →