How secure embedded Power BI reports for clients?

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To ensure embedded Power BI reports are secure for your clients, you need to be aware of authentication, authorization, and data-level security techniques. The most widely used method is Azure Active Directory or service principal authentication to create embed tokens to give clients access to certain reports only; users will need to use their credentials to access the reports. Assuming the functionality, you can implement Row-Level Security (RLS) to ensure clients dynamically filter and only see rows authorized for their role/identity.

Typically, learners in a comprehensive Power Bi Course in Pune would explore Power BI embedding options - user-owns-data and app-owns-data models. The sessions would also cover securing access using APIs and client-based dashboards.

During practical sessions in Power Bi Classes in Pune, students would experience embedding report(s) with RLS into web applications; they will also learn about monitoring access and reporting access and performance through audit logs and usage metrics.

Advanced Power Bi Training in Pune would research back-end security capabilities for enterprise use such as Conditional Access, token expiration policies, embedding Power BI into secure client portals. Participants will learn how they can maintain a level of control while scaling secure analytics across clients.