Automatically add Authentication & Authorization to PowerServer, with Visual Guard

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Visual Guard plugs into PowerServer to add token-based authentication, fine‑grained authorization and audit logging without coding, replacing or extending username/password with Windows single sign-on, OAuth2, MFA and custom Identity Server flows. It generates tokens with claims, enforces auth on Web API middleware, dynamically hides UI controls and sets DataWindow filters (example: territory_id = 7), and supports permission sets, nested permission hierarchies and group-based user assignment. Deployment is: install console, create SQL repository, install IdentityServer, add Visual Guard libraries and middleware — usually under an hour.

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1. 0:00Introduction to Visual Guard
2. 6:25Modern authentication overview
3. 10:41Windows authentication setup
4. 18:07Fine-grained authorization features
5. 27:45Managing large user systems
6. 36:57Security auditing and monitoring
7. 45:05System implementation steps
8. 55:26Q&A session

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