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Power Platform data loss prevention (DLP) SDK

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This topic introduces the capabilities of the DLP SDK and shows you how DLP can help you manage your tenant and environment policy with experiences ranging from creating, reading, updating, to removing DLP policies. More information : Data loss prevention policies

How to run this sample

  1. Download or clone the Samples repo so that you have a local copy.

  2. Open PowerShell ISE as an admin.

  3. Run the following command:

    Install-Module -Name Microsoft.PowerApps.Administration.PowerShell -Force

  4. Edit RunSamples.ps1 and make the following changes:

    • Replace $TenantAdminName value with your tenant admin account
    • Replace $TenantAdminPassword value with your tenant admin account password
    • Replace $EnvironmentAdminName value with your environment admin account
    • Replace $EnvironmentAdminPassword value with your environment admin account password

    Note: the tenant admin account should not be used as an environment admin account.

  5. Run RunSamples.ps1.

What this sample does

This sample calls DLP APIs in Microsoft.PowerApps.Administration.PowerShell to create, read, update and remove DLP policies. Below are the scenarios supported by the SDK.

  1. Create a tenant-level policy that classifies connectors into Business, Non-business, and Blocked groups.
  2. Create policy for all environments except certain environments that classifies connectors into Business, Non-business, and Blocked groups.
  3. Create policy for single environment that classifies connectors into Business, Non-business, and Blocked groups.
  4. Get list of tenant-level policies (all environments).
  5. Update policy to move connector across groups (Business, Non-business, and Blocked).
  6. Test compatibility of existing policies that previously used legacy PowerShell APIs and now use new PowerShell APIs.
  7. Apply a data policy to all Teams environments within a tenant. More information: Applying a data policy to all Dataverse for Teams environments

How this sample works

This sample provides some DLP scenarios about how to call DLP APIs for your reference. You can run the sample and see the result.