Limited ability to store customer data

Inability to track user activity within the platform

The risk of non-compliance with data privacy regulations, as Low-Code platforms may not inherently support data localization and encryption needs

Lack of user-friendly interfaces

Lack of access to underlying source code for fine-tuning

Lack of cloud compatibility

Implement automated testing and continuous integration (CI) pipelines to catch issues early in the development process

Restrict Low-Code development to non-critical applications to avoid quality issues

Delay deployment until full manual testing is completed by the IT team

Prioritize speed over quality to stay competitive

It is not applicable to Low-Code environments

It replaces the need for manual security audits

It enhances the ability to automate threat detection and anomaly analysis but requires robust integration with external security tools for advanced use cases

Rapid iteration and fast response to changes

Increased hand-coding requirements

Limited customization options