Learn about the new data protection enhancements in Microsoft Power BI
Learn about the new data protection enhancements in Microsoft Power BI
In this feature overview video series, we highlight new capabilities included in the latest update to #Microsoft Power BI.
Providing data protection capabilities in Power BI is critical to enabling our customers to control and protect their sensitive enterprise data. In Power BI, we have integrated Microsoft’s leading security solutions for information protection, threat protection, and Microsoft cloud app security.
We’re continuing to invest in data protection and plan to introduce additional capabilities such as:
• Downstream inheritance of labels within Power BI projects. When applying a label on a certain asset (such as a dataset), connected downstream assets (reports, dashboards) will inherit that label.
• Ability to persist sensitivity labels and enforce protection in Power BI Embedded (SaaS embedding).
• Providing APIs for administrators to retrieve asset sensitivity labels.
• Requiring the use of labels when content is created or edited in the Power BI service. This feature is managed by administrators who can turn it on and off.
• Sensitivity labels in Power BI on government clouds - GCC, GCCH, and DOD.
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