With Spring ’26, Salesforce disabled the creation of new Connected Apps by default across all orgs. For teams still running integrations on Connected Apps, that isn’t just a platform change. It’s a security signal that’s been building since the 2025 breach wave exposed how attackers exploit the way Connected Apps work by default.
In this Salesforce Security Office Hours session, guest speaker Marija Petronijevic, Salesforce Admin and Architect at Rippling and SF Bay Area Architect Community Group Co-Leader, joins host Matt Myers, Salesforce CTA and CEO of EzProtect, to walk through what the migration to External Client Apps actually looks like inside a real org. Attendees will learn why Connected Apps create an attack surface that External Client Apps are specifically designed to close, how to audit existing Connected Apps before starting the migration, what authorization and scope decisions need to be made along the way, and how to sequence the transition without disrupting active integrations.
Bring your toughest Salesforce security questions — Marija and Matt will take them live. Register for this event and we will see you online.