Get clear, objective, and actionable insights on your Salesforce security with Odaseva Security Audit Services
of data and analytics leaders have established formal data governance frameworks and policies, and 88% believe AI demands new approaches.
As AI and integrations multiply, standard defenses struggle to cover the expanding attack surface, leaving organizations exposed to compounding risks.
Recent exploits targeting loose permissions prove that bad actors weaponize the misconfigurations that companies may mistakenly consider low priority.
Standard oversight often misses complex vulnerabilities. Enterprises require deep technical expertise and an external lens to catch critical gaps that in-house audits miss.
CRM data security is now a compliance requirement under DORA and other regulations. When executives and auditors demand proof, organizations must be able to demonstrate their posture - not just claim it.
Benefit from a proven, enterprise-grade methodology built on 14+ years of Salesforce expertise across industries and the most complex enterprise environments.
Receive full documentation, screenshots, and severity scoring for every risk identified, giving your team the information they need to act and demonstrate your security posture to auditors and executives.
Rely on a business-aligned remediation roadmap that prioritizes action across quick technical fixes and long-term governance improvements, so your team knows exactly where to start.
Odaseva Security Audit Services deliver comprehensive coverage across every critical layer of your Salesforce environment, from user access and authentication to data exposure, integrations, and source code security.
Our experts examine how users access your environment and under what conditions, ensuring no unauthorized access vectors or misconfigured roles go undetected.
We analyze how data is exposed and shared, how external systems connect to your Org, and whether your configuration and custom code introduce hidden risks that standard reviews typically miss.
We assess behavioral patterns, review how updates and patches are managed, and inspect your source code to ensure your environment stays secure over time, not just at the point of audit.