OneLake Security Advisor For Microsoft Fabric

Built by Sreedhar Vengala

ONELAKE SECURITY / DESIGN STUDIO

Your use case.
The right security design.

Define who needs access, what they can see, and how they work. Build a practical plan backed by Microsoft documentation.

Microsoft Fabric LakehouseDocumentation reviewed10 Sep 2026About this advisor
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Latest Microsoft article update in our sources16 Sep 2026
Sources last checked20 Sep 2026
Recommendations reviewed10 Sep 2026

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Your requirements

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How will they access the data?
Identity & data location Important for the right design
Name the scope Optional, for your instructions

Use one scope per plan. Create separate plans for different data or audiences.

Additional protections Optional

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Your security plan

DESIGN → CONFIGURE → VERIFY
OneLake dataScoped access policies
Spark
Power BI
SQL

A security plan built
around your requirements.

Choose an example on the left to see a complete plan, or enter your own requirements.

Recommended patternThe right place to enforce access.
Permission mapWho gets which role, and where.
Implementation stepsOrdered actions with source references.
Verification checksConfirm allowed and forbidden access.

Compare audiences in one design

Build a plan for each audience, then add a snapshot here. Use the same source identifier for plans that share data. Plans stay in this tab’s memory until you close or reload it; download them to keep a copy.

Conflict checks use declared names and scopes. Different group names may still contain the same people; confirm actual memberships and inherited grants in Fabric.

Describe your use case

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