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With advanced security analytics, we can analyse all your files and URLs, making sure that your contents are clean and meet your compliance requirements.

How we protect you

F-Secure Cloud Protection for Salesforce utilizes our pioneering Security Cloud technology, 
allowing it to leverage real-time threat intelligence, advanced antivirus capabilities and smart cloud sandboxing.

FILE, URL OR EMAIL Our solution monitors the uploading and downloading of files, links and emails in Salesforce platforms without hindering the use of Salesforce. SALESFORCE CLOUD Content is intercepted in Salesforce, and subjected to a patented threat analysis and detection process in the F-Secure Security Cloud. ANALYZE A multi-stage analysis process is run using different technologies based on the risk profile of the content. Threat intelligence test Multi-engine antivirus Smart cloud sandbox DETECT Malicious content is automatically blocked, its further use is prevented, and users are provided guidance about what to do next. RESPOND Thanks to rich reporting, security analytics, and full audit trails available in your Salesforce platform, administrators are able to respond to incidents efficiently.

What is the shared responsibility model in cloud services?

Cloud-based services provide alternatives to traditional IT infrastructure, and often come with substantial security advantages. They also employ a shared responsibility model for protecting your content. What does this mean in practice?

As organizations move further along in leveraging cloud-based services, more responsibilities are shifted to the providers. This translates into cloud vendors and cloud clients both being liable for failures in the features under their control. To put it simply: if it happens in the cloud, your provider is obligated to secure it. 

This doesn't mean that you get absolved of all your responsibilities, however. Everything that enters the cloud from your organization's endpoint devices is on you. Industry-leading IT research and advisory firm Gartner predicts that by 2020, 95% of cloud security failures will be the result of client oversight. In light of this forecast, it is essential that companies fully understand their shared responsibility models, and are capable of implementing relevant security procedures.