A secured column sitting in a default view
What it is
Default view exposes a field-level-security secured column.
Why it matters
A secured column sits in the default view, so its header shows to everyone and rows without a grant render blank. Dataverse still enforces access, so this is a posture and UX gap, not a leak.
Find it yourself
For each secured column, search the FetchXML of the table's default views for its logical name. Exporting the solution and grepping customizations.xml is faster than clicking through the view designer.
How to fix it
Remove the secured column from the default view; make a separate view for the audience that has the grant.
Related controls
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