Salesforce
The Salesforce integration detects a variety of data loss prevention, account misconfiguration, and user security risks in an integrated Salesforce environment that could leave you and your organization vulnerable.
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A Salesforce environment (most editions are compatible)
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Permissions to a Salesforce organization with either:
- System Administrator permission
- Permissions for View Setup and Configuration, Customize Applications, and Modify All Data
For the Salesforce integration to function, Cloudflare CASB requires the following Salesforce permissions via a Connected App:
Manage user data via APIs (api)
Manage user data via Web browsers (web)
Perform requests at any time (refresh_token, offline_access)
Access unique user identifiers (openid)
These permissions follow the principle of least privilege to ensure that only the minimum required access is granted. To learn more about each permission, refer to the Salesforce OAuth Tokens and Scopes documentation ↗.
The Salesforce integration currently scans for the following findings, or security risks. Findings are grouped by category and then ordered by severity level.
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Identify uploaded content, files, and attachments that have been shared in a potentially insecure fashion.
Finding type | FindingTypeID | Severity |
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Salesforce: Content Document publicly accessible without a password | 4cde56ed-19db-4cdb-a6c6-3aede5e17785 | Critical |
Salesforce: Content Document publicly accessible with weak password | 68c43ab8-733d-4798-b25f-202f6fcf435f | High |
Salesforce: Content Document publicly accessible and password protected | 75194f6b-5a95-48fa-b485-37181d2d19c8 | Medium |
Salesforce: Content Document shared and not viewed in 12+ months (stale permission) | 7125e209-234a-4f10-89d2-1af0601c277f | Medium |
Salesforce: Content Document larger than 2 GB | 3d21de13-4b9f-483c-921a-44cdef7a58c5 | Medium |
Discover account and admin-level settings that have been configured in an insecure way.
Finding type | FindingTypeID | Severity |
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Salesforce: Domain without HTTPS | 20916e32-442e-4622-9e54-e1f37eb7d79f | High |
Salesforce: Default Account record access allows edit | 316f1d9a-447e-432c-add7-7adde67c4f19 | Medium |
Salesforce: Default Case record access allows edit | a7c8eb3e-b5be-4bfc-969a-358186bf927a | Medium |
Salesforce: Default Contact record access allows edit | e7be14f0-24d6-4d6c-9e12-ca3f23d34ba9 | Medium |
Salesforce: Default Lead record access allows edit | 12fde974-45e8-4449-8bf4-dc319370d5ca | Medium |
Salesforce: Default Opportunity record access allows edit | 2ab78d14-e804-4334-9d46-213d8798dd2a | Medium |
Salesforce: Organization with active compliance BCC email | 43e5fd20-1cba-4f1d-aa39-90c7ce2e088a | Low |
Flag user access issues, including account misuse and users not following best practices.
Finding type | FindingTypeID | Severity |
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Salesforce: User sending email with different email address | a2790c4f-03f5-449f-b209-5f4447f417af | Medium |
Salesforce: Inactive user | 57e44995-c7ad-46fe-9c55-59706e663adf | Low |
Salesforce: User has never logged in | a0bf74df-c796-4574-ac1c-0f239ea8c9ac | Low |
Salesforce: User has not logged in for 90+ days | 8395c824-bc44-4c12-b300-40f2477384d4 | Low |