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✅ Insider Threats in SalesForce: Understanding the Risk
Insider threats are malicious activities that occur within an organization and are carried out by individuals who have inside information about the organization's security practices, data, and computer systems. These individuals could be current or former employees, contractors, or business associates who have access to the network, system, or data. Read this in-depth blog post for more background on insider threats.

✅ Optimizing Profiles and Permission Sets in your Salesforce Org
As a business grows and its Salesforce org matures, the number of Profiles and Permission sets can start to increase. If there is no process in place, managing profiles and permission sets in a Salesforce org can become a complex and challenging task for an admin. This blog post explores the best practices for cleaning up profiles and permission sets in a Salesforce org, as well as optimizing their management for improved efficiency and compliance.

✅ Simplify Null Checks in Apex with New ?? Null Coalescing Operator
Handling null values in code often requires verbose checks and boilerplate logic that clutter up your neat Apex classes or triggers. With Salesforce's Spring '24 release, there's now an elegant shortcut to replace all those if/else statements or ternary operators - introducing the null coalescing operator (??).

✅ Integrate with Data Cloud and Keep Your Org Data Clean
See how admins can build solutions by integrating siloed systems with Data Cloud to connect and unify all of your data. Plus, learn how to keep your org data clean in preparation for AI innovations by implementing data cleanliness best practices. Watch the demo and then learn more.

✅ Unlocking Callouts: Rolling Back Transactions and Releasing Savepoints in Apex
The recent Spring '24 release of Salesforce introduced an important enhancement to the way callouts can be made after rolling back uncommitted transactions in Apex code. Previously, attempting to make a callout after creating a savepoint in a transaction would result in a CalloutException, even if the transaction was rolled back. The new Database.releaseSavepoint() method now allows developers to explicitly release savepoints after rolling back changes, enabling callouts to be made subsequently within the same transaction.

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