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Security and Governance for Salesforce Development

Salesforce is now a full-fledged development platform, including robust AI capabilities, app builders, and more

The pROBLEM

As Salesforce grows, what security risks emerge?

While Salesforce has security controls for the platform itself, Zenity layers on security and governance for apps, automations, and connections built on top

Speed of Development

Professional and citizen developers create apps, reports, and more without any sort of SDLC, resulting in shadow development

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Data Leakage Risks

Apps and automations push and pull data from non-Salesforce systems, creating easy ways for data to leak

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Data Warehouse Storage

Salesforce’s Einstein AI introduces a huge data warehouse that must be managed

Supply Chain Risks

Connectors, add-ons and extensions are easily integrated into apps, with no oversight on what these are

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The solution

Empower everyone to build useful apps and automations

Zenity’s security governance platform makes it so that Lightning App and Flow Builder, MuleSoft, IDEs, Apex, Einstein AI and more are not leaking data

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Visibility at Scale

Continuously maintain cross-platform inventory of all low-code/no-code apps, automations, and integrations

Vulnerability Management

Arm security teams with insights on where hard-coded secrets live, which reports and apps are over-shared, and more

Real-time Governance

Automatically mitigate risk in real-time with enforcement playbooks and customizable policies to ensure secure development

The benefits

Confidently secure Salesforce development

With Zenity, professional and citizen developers can harness the power of AI to get more done and process more data while maintaining security

Continuous Scanning

Scan Salesforce environments to maintain visibility of who is creating what, in real-time

Map Data Flows

Detect risky relationships between apps, users, data, and third-party components

Implement Governance

Leverage automated playbooks to take action when security vulnerabilities are detected and implement guardrails for secure development

Maintain Hygiene

Identify unused or unowned resources that can eat up license costs and be blind spots for security teams

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