Data masking vs data seeding: Which approach keeps your Salesforce sandbox secure while enabling development teams?
Because in the realm of data security, especially concerning Salesforce, understanding the holistic approach to data protection is not just beneficial – it’s essential.
Explores how data masking is key to strengthening your Salesforce security.
Table of Contents Salesforce provides businesses with the ability to protect their data from unauthorized access, both through Salesforce Shield Encryption and Sandbox Data Masking with DataMasker.
Disclaimer: To all readers, please note that this not legal advice, nor is this coming from Salesforce. This is strictly my personal opinion and perspective
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