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Technical Guides

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Role-based access and permissions
By following this guide, you have implemented Role-based access and permissions in Salesforce, which will enable you to control access to your organization's sensitive data and functionality. It is important to review your settings and permissions regularly, to make sure they are still relevant to the needs of the business, and that the users have the right access and permissions to perform their job functions.
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Salesforce Security Best Practices for Security Engineers: A Comprehensive Guide
This guide provides a comprehensive set of best practices for securing Salesforce, covering topics such as user authentication, data encryption, access controls, and threat detection and response, to help organizations safeguard their Salesforce data and prevent security breaches.
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Secure configuration of Salesforce features and third-party integrations
Take steps to securely configure Salesforce features and third-party integrations in your organization, protecting sensitive data and ensuring compliance with industry standards.
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Multi-factor authentication
Multi-factor authentication in Salesforce, which will provide an additional layer of security for your organization's data and functionality. It is important to regularly review and monitor user access and MFA activity, to ensure that the MFA is working as expected and to identify any suspicious activity. Additionally, it is recommended to conduct regular security reviews, to ensure that your multi-factor authentication configuration is adequate and meet the business requirements.
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Authentication and access control
Authentication and access control in Salesforce, which will secure your organization's data and functionality. It is important to regularly review and monitor user access and authentication activity, to identify any suspicious activity and respond accordingly. Also, it is recommended to conduct regular security reviews, to ensure that your authentication and access controls are adequate and meet the business requirements.
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Application-level security controls
Set up application-level security controls in Salesforce, which will help protect your organization's data and functionality. It's important to regularly review and monitor security logs, and to keep your Salesforce instance up to date with the latest security patches.
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ThreatKey's integration with Salesforce enables organizations to monitor user activity, detect anomalies, and identify potential threats in real-time. Through automated alerts and advanced analytics, ThreatKey provides a comprehensive view of security risks within the Salesforce platform. With ThreatKey, organizations can proactively address security threats, reducing the risk of data breaches and ensuring the safety of critical data and resources. Additionally, ThreatKey's powerful reporting and analytics capabilities enable organizations to gain insights into potential vulnerabilities and take proactive steps to improve overall security posture.

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