We have spent more than a decade closing one gap.
EzProtect began when a team of former Salesforce employees identified something nobody was fixing: every file uploaded into Salesforce arrived unscanned — invisible to your security stack and outside the reach of your endpoint controls.
11 years of combatting Salesforce digital threats.
We built EzProtect to close that gap, and we have spent every year since learning how enterprise Salesforce environments actually break.
What we learned is that the gap was never only about files. Attackers follow the paths your business already opens, which is why we extended detection to links, to Experience Cloud portals, to Email to Case, to connected channels, and to the API routes most scanning treats as trusted. Today EzProtect protects Fortune 500 companies, federal agencies, and organizations across healthcare, financial services, education, and manufacturing.
Salesforce added native file scanning. We were already here.
For most of our history, Salesforce didn’t scan files for malware. That changed — native scanning now ships in every org. We think that’s good for the ecosystem. Salesforce’s own documentation says it:
We stayed Salesforce native on purpose.
Salesforce is where our customers keep the data that would end careers if it leaked. Depth in one platform is worth more to them than breadth across ten, and it is the reason we can tell you exactly what native scanning does, where it stops, and what happens in the space between.
Every file in every org scanned, documented, and defensible — with no gap left for attackers or auditors to find.
The people who built it are the people who answer the phone.
EzProtect is led by a Salesforce Certified Technical Architect with more than nineteen years in the ecosystem, a founding member of the Low Code Security Alliance and the author of Securing Salesforce Digital Experiences. Our team publishes Salesforce Security Office Hours every other week for the community, free and without a sales pitch.
Certified Technical Architect
The highest Salesforce credential, held by a few hundred people worldwide, leading the company.
Published on the subject
Securing Salesforce Digital Experiences, written from a real customer breach of an Experience Cloud site.
Teaching, every other week
Salesforce Security Office Hours is open to anyone, and nobody has to buy anything to attend.
Built in Austin.
Compliant anywhere.
Making Salesforce the safest place for enterprise data.
In thirty minutes, a Salesforce security specialist shows you exactly what your orgs let through today.
Backed by a 30 day money back guarantee.