Learn about the Microsoft PowerApps data leaks that affected over 47 businesses across the globe. In our latest published research, UpGuard analysts discuss a systemic problem with the Microsoft PowerApps product that led to 38 million records becoming exposed through data leaks. The types of data included personal information used for COVID-19 contact tracing, COVID-19 vaccination appointments, social security numbers for job applicants, employee IDs, and millions of names and email addresses. Join Greg Pollock, VP Cyber Research, as he reviews how this new vector of cybersecurity risk affects businesses and how teams can audit their systems to protect themselves.

Tune in to learn:

• How companies such as American Airlines, J.B. Hunt, Microsoft, and local governments such as Indiana, Maryland and New York City suffered data leaks on this platform.
• What steps UpGuard took to pursue notification on a net new vector of data exposure.
• Microsoft’s response to this vulnerability disclosure and how to make sure your organization is protected from data leaks on PowerApps.

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CHAPTERS:

00:00 // Introductions

02:04 // How did default Power Apps permissions expose millions?

05:40 // Data breach vs Data leak

08:20 // How did the Power Apps data leaks happen?

13:52 // Am I affected by the Power Apps data leak?

18:43 // Who was affected by the Power Apps data leaks?

28:33 // What are the key learnings from the Power Apps data leak?

32:59 // What can you do to prevent exposures like this?

39:24 // Q&A

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