Private Connect (generally available) creates a secure connection with Amazon Web Services to protect your cross-cloud traffic from outside threats. Use the new Security Command Center (beta) to monitor security, privacy, and governance policies across multiple tenants. Choose a default owner for records created by a Salesforce Sites guest user. And the Crypto class supports more hashing algorithms for more secure key material.
- Secure Your Cross-Cloud Integrations with Private Connect (Generally Available)
When you integrate your Salesforce org with applications hosted on third-party cloud services, it’s essential to be able to send and receive HTTP/s traffic securely. With Private Connect, you can increase security on your Amazon Web Services (AWS) integrations by setting up a fully managed network connection between your Salesforce org and your AWS Virtual Private Cloud (VPC). Route your cross-cloud traffic through the connection instead of over the public internet to reduce exposure to outsider security threats. - Take Charge of Your Security with Security Command Center (Beta)
Maintaining security, privacy, and governance policies across multiple tenants is critical and often time-intensive work. Enter Security Command Center, a tool for monitoring all of your tenants’ security settings in one app. Use Security Command Center to see who’s logging in with which authentication protocols, review permission assignment changes, and more. You can even review average and per-tenant health check scores without going to each tenants’ Health Check page. - Use Stronger Hashing Algorithms with Apex Crypto Class
The Crypto class now supports RSA-SHA384 and RSA-SHA512 hashing standards, giving you more options for generating cryptographically strong key material. You can pass RSA-SHA384 and RSA-SHA512 values into the algorithmName parameter for Crypto.sign, Crypto.signWithCertificate, Crypto.signXML(), and Crypto.verify() methods. Use a third-party application or the Crypto.generateAesKey method to generate this key for you. - Assign New Records Created by Salesforce Sites Guest Users to a Default Owner
To increase the security of your Salesforce data, Salesforce Sites guest users are no longer automatically the owner of records they create. Instead, when a Salesforce Sites guest user creates a record, the record is assigned to a default record owner that you choose. - Permission Changes for Security Features
Review access changes to Security features that take effect with the Summer ’20 release.