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Salesforce Agentforce

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Your company deploys AI agents faster than it can secure them.

Unosecur brings them into one control plane to trace access, detect drift, and remove standing privileges.

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Discover AI agents outside security review

Find Agentforce agents across Salesforce environments. Track ownership, agent users, permissions, actions, knowledge, and lifecycle changes.

Prioritise access that widens the blast radius

Trace agent users, permission sets, flows, Apex, actions, and data access. Rank each path by the records and systems it exposes.

Reduce standing privilege before it is exploited

Detect permission drift and behavior outside the approved baseline, then enforce least privilege before the risk spreads.

Discover AI agents outside security review

Find Agentforce agents across Salesforce environments. Track ownership, agent users, permissions, actions, knowledge, and lifecycle changes.

Prioritize access that widens the blast radius

Trace agent users, permission sets, flows, Apex, actions, and data access. Rank each path by the records and systems it exposes.

Reduce standing privilege before it is exploited

Detect permission drift and behavior outside the approved baseline, then enforce least privilege before the risk spreads.

Close the security gaps behind Agentforce agents.

The agent visible in Agentforce is only the starting point. Agent users, permission sets, actions, flows, Apex, knowledge, and data access determine the risks security teams must contain.

AI agent exposures living in your Salesforce environments today.

Existing SaaS and identity controls show users and permissions. They do not by themselves explain how agent ownership, tools, connections, and downstream access combine into risk.

One identity for everyone

Every request runs as the same Agent User. Salesforce logs that one identity, not the person who asked. You cannot tell who actually pulled the record.

Sharing rules bypassed

Agent actions built on Flow and Apex often run in system context. Sharing rules stop applying. The agent returns records the user was never allowed to see.

Permissions that never come off

New topics ship and the Agent User gets new object permissions. Nothing takes them away when a topic is retired, so the access simply accumulates.

Grounding with no limits

Grounding is set on the agent, not on the person asking. A customer-facing agent can pull internal-only articles straight into a public conversation.

Standing keys to outside systems

Agent actions reach ERP and billing through named credentials. Those credentials are long-lived, and they sit completely outside your Salesforce permission reviews.

Anonymous chat exposure

Service agents on your website run as guest sessions. There is no identity behind the request, so anyone who opens the chat reaches whatever the agent reaches.

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