Make sure your data is stored in places you can trust. Platforms like Google Sheets, Airtable, or Glide Tables are great because they follow top-notch security standards. Also, don't forget to turn on two-factor authentication (2FA) for an extra layer of security.

Be careful with who gets access to what in your Glide app. Use role-based access control to limit data access based on user roles. In the Glide app builder, set visibility conditions and edit rights according to user roles to make sure only the right people can see or change the data.

Protect sensitive data by setting up conditional visibility rules. This way, only certain user groups can see specific data. Use Glide’s built-in features under the “Visibility” tab to set conditions based on user profiles or data fields.

For data that needs extra protection, use encryption. Glide does basic encryption, but you can add another layer by encrypting sensitive info before uploading it. This adds extra security in case of data breaches.

Backup your data sources regularly to avoid losing anything important. Platforms like Google Sheets do automatic backups, but doing manual backups often adds extra security. You can export the data to another secure location.

Check and update your app’s privacy settings from time to time. Go to the “Settings” tab in the Glide app builder and make sure options like "Require sign in" and "Data Privacy" are set up correctly. If your app has sensitive info, consider setting it to "Private."

Use monitoring tools to keep an eye on what users are doing in the app. Regularly review logs to spot any unauthorized access or unusual behavior. Glide might not have detailed logs, so you might want to use external analytics tools for better monitoring.

Teach users about best practices for data security and privacy. Encourage them to use strong passwords and enable two-factor authentication whenever possible. Make sure they know how important it is to keep their credentials safe.

Do regular security audits of the app. This means checking permissions, data flows, and encryption methods. Test for vulnerabilities now and then, and update security protocols as needed to protect against new threats.

Keep your Glide app and data sources up to date with the latest security patches and updates. Regularly update the app to include new security features from Glide and its data source integrations to keep everything secure.