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A Guest IP Got Flagged for Log4j: Scanner or Breach? Triage Salesforce EventLogFile in One Command
A guest Experience Cloud IP is flagged for Log4j exploitation. Scanner or real attacker? How to tell it apart from your EventLogFile logs, in one command.
Which of Your Salesforce Connected Apps Use Less Than They're Granted? Ask Your Own Logs
Static scanners tell you what a connected app was granted, not what it uses. Here is how to measure the over-grant per object from your own EventLogFile.
Free Salesforce Event Monitoring: Build a Security Baseline from EventLogFile Without Shield
Salesforce gives Enterprise, Unlimited and Performance orgs free EventLogFile logs, but only for a day. How to capture them into a baseline without Shield.
Salesforce Guest User Exposure: How sf-audit Grades It by Real Reachability
sf-audit now grades Salesforce guest user exposure by real UI API reachability, not just the sharing model, and adds six new external-facing security checks.
sf-audit vs sf-cli-security-audit: Two Salesforce Security CLIs Compared
Two open-source sf CLI plugins audit Salesforce security from the terminal. One is opinionated and broad, the other configurable and focused. How to pick.
sf-audit v1.0: New Checks, Configurable Scoring, and Externalized Queries
The audit plugin has grown from 22 checks to 23, added four new threat surfaces, and gained a fully configurable scoring model. Here is what changed and why it matters.
How We Built a Native sf Plugin for Salesforce Security
We had a working Python script. Here is why we rewrote it as a native sf plugin, and the design decisions that made 22 parallel security checks practical.