Lynn Simons

Lynn is on the Trust Engagement team at Salesforce. Her focus is customer engagement re: Security Best Practices. Her team works with customers to help make their Salesforce users more security-aware, as well as educating customers about security features available in the Salesforce Platform.

Winter ’16 Release: What’s new in Security and Compliance

Join us for a webinar on Nov 10, 2015 at 8:00 AM PST We are all familiar with the webinars, posts and readiness emails associated with a new release. This year, the Security & Compliance Customer Success team decided to join in and create our own webinar series for security-interested customers who want to know […]

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Over 70 Security Best Practice Sessions for Admins at Dreamforce

I have attended slews of tech conferences throughout my high-tech career, some more rewarding than others. My experiences have ranged from “dazed and confused” to fully engaged and satisfied at the end of the conference. Looking back, I realize the key element to my positive experience was just a little planning, along with being realistic […]

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Users May Come and Go, But Their Records Must Live On….

These days people change jobs more than ever. And this means that your Salesforce users are constantly changing and shifting – folks leaving the company and new users being added when you add licenses or new services. As an Admin what do we do about deactivating users who leave the company? In this moment when […]

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Why Relying on “Password123” Won’t Cut It

In the wild west of Internet security, enabling two factor authentication is the closest thing you can do to making your accounts hacker proof. In this post, I will walk you through why two factor authentication (“2FA”, and also known as two-step verification) enhances security and how you can set it up to make yourself […]

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More Ways to Protect your Salesforce Org

In my last post, I shared a key way to protect your Salesforce implementation and still give your users the flexibility they demand, via Login IP Range restrictions.  This important security control prevents unauthorized users from accessing your Salesforce org. If you find that Login IP ranges do not work for your org or you […]

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