Your newest Salesforce developer never sleeps, and it never asks why a permissions error appeared. Agentforce Vibes now creates and modifies Apex classes, Lightning Web Components, triggers, and test classes from plain-language instructions, and Salesforce Hosted MCP Servers let external AI tools such as Claude connect to Salesforce data. The code arrives faster than ever, but your org still needs it to respect sharing rules, object permissions, and field-level security.
This session follows one scenario. An admin asks an AI assistant for an Apex controller behind a customer-facing page, and the first version fails with a permissions error. The next suggestion switches the query to system mode, the error vanishes, the tests pass, and the change heads toward production while the code quietly ignores what the user is allowed to see. Waqas Nazir, CEO and Founder of DigitSec, has worked on many Salesforce security reviews and shows why that error was the platform doing its job.
Attendees will leave with a review checklist for AI-generated Apex, a way to flag code that bypasses user permissions before deployment, and a clear rule for where human review belongs.
Join Waqas Nazir and Matt Meyers, CTA, Founder and CEO of EzProtect. Bring your hardest questions about AI-written Salesforce code, and get them answered live.
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