Review the security model for your Dynamics 365 solutions
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Table of Content:
- Question 1: Why must ISV security be reviewed?
- Question 2: Why should user and business unit updates be minimized?
- Question 3: Why should POA table growth be monitored?
- Question 4: When should organization-owned tables be used?
- Question 5: Why is testing with non-admin roles important?
- Question 6: Why should UI components be role-enabled?
- Question 7: What are the risks of cascading behaviors?
- Question 8: Why should automated sharing be avoided at scale?
- Question 9: Why is access team template deployment challenging?
- Question 10: Why is global read access sometimes recommended?
- Question 11: Why are dedicated test environments required for security testing?
- Question 12: Why are DLP policies important?
- Question 13: Why are application users recommended for integrations?
- Question 14: Why must security be considered beyond Dynamics 365?
- Question 15: Why is Export to Excel a security risk?
- Question 16: Why is security monitoring important?
- Question 17: When should penetration testing be considered?
- Question 18: Why is negative testing essential?
- Question 19: Why is a security matrix document important?
- Question 20: Why should record assignment be automated?
- Question 21: What are Access Teams and when should they be used?
- Question 22: What are Owner Teams and why are they useful?
- Question 23: What role do Business Units play in security?
- Question 24: Why is documentation and regular review of security important?
- Question 25: Why should security be based on business requirements rather than fear?
- Question 26: Why is “keeping security simple” a best practice?
- Question 27: Why should write access be more restrictive than read access?
- Question 28: Why must security balance protection and usability?
- Question 29: Why is security critical in Dynamics 365 solutions?
- Question 30: When should the Security model workshop be conducted and why?
- Question 31: What is the purpose of Security Roles?
- Question 32: Why are Teams important in security design?
- Question 33: Why is starting with a child business unit recommended?
- Question 34: What risks exist with too few business units?
- Question 35: Why should the number of business units be minimized?
- Question 36: Why should the number of roles per user be minimized?
- Question 37: Why should security roles be created at the root business unit?
- Question 38: Why should standard security roles be copied instead of creating new ones?
- Question 39: Why does the number of users matter in security design?
- Question 40: What is Hierarchy Security and when should it be used?
- Question 41: What is the purpose of the Security model workshop in Dynamics 365?