5 Easy Security Checks to Keep Your Salesforce Data Safe

Recorded on: Thursday, June 24, 1:00 PM ET

According to an annual report by IBM Security and Ponemon Institute, it took an average of 280 days for organizations to identify and contain data breaches. To mitigate security threats, Salesforce provides tools to help protect financial, member, and donor information. Join Aplusify’s COO, Neeraj Garg as he shares five easy security checks that you can implement.

Multi Factor Authentication
Run Salesforce Health Check
Single Sign-On (SSO)
Use Security Tools (Salesforce Shield)
Security Settings

Who should attend:

Executive Directors
Chief Technology Officers
IT Directors

Salesforce Administrators
Database Specialists

Speaker:

Neeraj Garg, COO, Aplusify

For 20 years, Neeraj has worked alongside a multi-talented team to help associations and nonprofits drive digital transformation within their organization enabling them to be more innovative, agile, and donor/member-centric. As Aplusify’s COO, he leads an internal task force that shares lessons learned, best practices, and practical applications that specifically relate to associations and nonprofits. With 200+ developers by his side, Neeraj provides clients with the resources and capacity to power up their teams.

Moderator:

Vinnu Deshetty,
Director of Marketing & Sales, Aplusify

As Director of Sales and Marketing, Vinnu Deshetty brings over 20 years of experience working with nonprofits and associations. Vinnu is a technology advocate promoting how organizations can add capacity to their teams, streamline processes, and improve stakeholder experiences. Whether it’s membership, conferences, events, fundraising, or volunteers, Vinnu believes technology alleviates some of the administrative burdens so that organizations can focus on the people they serve. “It’s always important to remember the humanity in what we do. Raised as a coal miner’s daughter in western Kentucky, Vinnu stays true to her southern roots by valuing community and being solutions-focused with her work. She obtained a Bachelors of Science from Vanderbilt University and a Masters of Public Administration. Vinnu now works and resides in the Washington, DC area.