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Microsoft's combined July/August roundup of what actually shipped across Power Platform — flows, apps, Dataverse and governance. Worth ten minutes if you've stopped reading the release plans.
The monthly Power Platform round-up for June 2026, covering what actually shipped across the platform rather than what's planned. Quicker to scan than the release plan when you want to know what changed under a client's feet this month.
Advanced connector policies go GA, giving admins action-level and endpoint-level control instead of the blunt business/non-business/blocked split that DLP has used for a decade. If you've been writing DLP policies that block a whole connector because of one action, this is the fix — but plan a review of existing policies rather than assuming they carry over cleanly.
Monitor alerts reach GA, so you can be told when things break rather than finding out from the business. Worth wiring into your standard handover pack alongside whatever failure-notification flow you already build.
Work queues pick up better management and monitoring, which matters if you're running unattended RPA at any volume. If your current pattern is a spreadsheet and an apply-to-each, this is the point to move off it.
Microsoft's own take on the security posture of low-code development, aimed squarely at the objections security teams raise in governance workshops. Useful ammunition for the conversation, though you'll still need your own DLP and environment story to go with it.