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Varonis Enhances Salesforce Security With High-Risk Permissions Remediation

Nathan Coppinger

Nathan Coppinger

Identify and automatically remediate high-risk Salesforce permissions to reduce risk and improve your SaaS security posture.

Megan Garza and Yohan Kim

Speed Data: Unpacking Gen AI With Yohan Kim

Megan Garza

Megan Garza

Yohan Kim, Distinguished Security Technical Architect for Salesforce, gives insight into AI functionality and customer sentiments on Varonis' Speed Data show.

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Salesforce Einstein Copilot: Boosting Productivity With a Focus on Security

Tomer Ronen

Tomer Ronen

AI tools like Salesforce Einstein Copilot can improve efficiency, but also increase risk. Check out these tips on preparing for a Copilot rollout.

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Protecting Salesforce: Preventing Public Link Creation

Nathan Coppinger

Nathan Coppinger

Identify and prevent the creation of Salesforce public links and reduce your blast radius with Varonis.

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The Biggest Security Risks to Your Salesforce Org

Lexi Croisdale

Lexi Croisdale

Discover how Salesforce professionals and security teams can combat the most concerning risks in their environments.

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How to Deal With Sensitive Data in Salesforce: A Guide to Data Classification

Megan Garza

Megan Garza

Salesforce Ben and the Varonis team up to discuss Salesforce data classification best practices.

Salesforce Misconfiguration Causes Sensitive Data Leaks

Rob Sobers

Rob Sobers

Brian Krebs recently reported that an alarming number of organizations—including banks and healthcare providers—are leaking sensitive information due to a misconfiguration in Salesforce Communities.

Your Sales Data Is Mission-Critical: Are You Protecting It?

Yaki Faitelson

Yaki Faitelson

If you’re like many executives, you might assume your data is secure within those cloud applications. That’s a dangerous assumption, though. Cloud providers are responsible for everything that delivers their application (e.g., their data center); it’s your responsibility to protect the data inside it.

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