Real-time protection against viruses, trojans, ransomware and other advanced malware
Run scheduled scans on content already residing in Salesforce
Prevent attacks via files and URLs uploaded and downloaded from Salesforce
Malicious content is quarantined and subjected to threat analysis
Scans content on Salesforce that your traditional endpoint protection might not reach
Protect your platform in minutes without installing any third party applications
Created and designed in cooperation with Salesforce
Whitepaper
In this whitepaper you will learn the various types of advanced threat actors that could target your Salesforce Cloud environment, and the Kill Chain Model F-Secure uses to analyze threats.
In just 60 seconds, you'll see just how simple it is to protect the content residing in your Salesforce platform from malicious code. The video shows how you can run scheduled scans on existing content, as well as detecting malicious code in real-time from files uploaded/downloaded from Salesforce. Once harmful content has been detected, the files are quarantined and admin can react quickly and identify potential future risks.
A short video to show how Cloud Protection for Salesforce works with Salesforce's Community Cloud
A short video to show how Cloud Protection for Salesforce works with Salesforce's Service Cloud
A short video to show how Cloud Protection for Salesforce works with Salesforce's Sales Cloud
Cloud service providers, such as Salesforce, offers their customers a highly secure cloud infrastructure with a comprehensive set of security controls. Simply put, Salesforce is responsible for the security for the infrastructure and managing the security of the cloud.
Your responsibility as a customer is to ensure that everything that is in the cloud is secure and free from malware. This includes protecting any content residing on your platform, whether or not it was created by you or your customers/partners.
F-Secure’s commitment is to provide you with the capabilities you need to do your part in accordance with the shared responsibility model.