You’re the Salesforce Admin for a growing law firm in London.
On your way out Friday evening, a senior partner stops you and says:
“Hey! I just found out that junior paralegals can see confidential client details on records they shouldn’t even access. That’s a massive breach. Please sort this ASAP, we only want senior lawyers to see those.”
You check and find out:
🔍 Org-Wide Defaults for Accounts and Cases are set to Public Read/Write
👩⚖️ Junior users are in the same Role Hierarchy level as senior staff
📂 All sensitive client data is stored in standard Account and Case fields
As the Admin, what should you do FIRST to protect that sensitive data?
🔘 A. Change Org-Wide Defaults for Accounts and Cases to Private
🔘 B. Create separate page layouts for juniors and hide sensitive fields
🔘 C. Build a Flow to send alerts if a junior user views a sensitive record
🔘 D. Move all sensitive info to a new custom object with restricted sharing
👇 Drop your answer in the comments and explain your reasoning:
Let’s see who really understands data security in Salesforce!
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