Salesforce Health Check provides a basic security overview, but lacks in-depth analysis. Adding Secure offers a more comprehensive assessment including data identification, risk prioritization, and detailed analysis. Using both provides robust data protection.
Security Management with Health Check
Salesforce Health Check examines basic security settings to identify risks based on Salesforce best practices. It's a good place to start, but it has several limitations.
- Evaluates only simple out-of-the-box settings (password settings, session settings, basic antihacking controls, and so on).
- Doesn't analyze data classifications or the security of integrations.
- Uses a one-size-fits-all methodology for all organizations. While you can adjust Health Check to better align with security policies, it remains a rudimentary set of security settings.
Comprehensive Security Management
Secure is designed to aid in identifying the sensitive data that needs to be protected, assessing how that data is protected, and using a risk-based approach to prioritize which security gaps to fix first.
Secure goes beyond Health Check and provides:
- Comprehensive Analysis: Secure examines the org in depth, beyond just the basic settings.
- Data Classification: Secure identifies the type of data within an organization and its application, allowing for tailored security measures.
- Tailored Security Measures: Unlike the generic settings of Health Check, Secure offers security measures that align with a company's specific requirements.
- In-depth Salesforce Security Model Analysis: Secure delves into the Salesforce security model, uncovering deficiencies in its application within the organization.
- Risk-based Scoring: Secure employs a scoring system that reflects your Org’s security posture.
- Flexibility: Secure's settings can be adjusted to reflect the risk operating context or existing InfoSec policies.