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With this feature, customers can enhance their risk mitigation approach by allowing Power Platform connectors to connect to private, endpoint-enabled resources in Azure or resources within their virtual network.
Feature details
Power Platform enables virtual network support for connectors. With this support, you can establish secure, private, outbound connectivity from Power Platform to resources within your virtual network. Connectors enhance data integration security by connecting to external data sources from Power Apps, Power Automate, and Dynamics 365 apps.
For example, you can:
- Use virtual network–supported connectors such as SQL Server to securely connect to your cloud-hosted data sources, such as Azure SQL, SQL Server, and Azure SQL Data Warehouse without exposing them to the internet. Similarly, you can use Azure Queue connectors to establish secure connections to private, endpoint-enabled Azure Queues.
- Use Azure Key Vault connector to securely connect to private, endpoint-protected Azure Key Vaults.
- Use HTTP with Microsoft Entra ID to securely connect to service authentication by Microsoft Entra ID.
- Use custom connectors to securely connect to your services that are protected by private endpoints in Azure or services that are hosted within your private network.
- Use Azure File Storage and Azure Blob Storage to securely connect to private, endpoint-enabled Azure file and blob storage.
For more information, go to What is subnet delegation?. Subnet delegation helps you mitigate data exfiltration risks both from insider and external threats and provides security compliance by enforcing traffic to travel through virtual, private networks. It also helps you gain more control of data from subnet-delegated, Power Platform services.