Tailored workshops and assessments to help enhance Salesforce security posture and provide a Shield Implementation Playbook.
Silverline, a Salesforce Platinum Partner headquartered in New York City, and RevCult, a leading security and governance provider, announced a new partnership to provide technology-enabled security risk assessments and Shield implementation workshops.
Silverline brings a decade of expertise consulting into the highly-regulated industries of Financial Services and Healthcare, while RevCult’s tools provide users with the capabilities to support their regulatory processes and InfoSec compliance needs. Together, they will help organizations continue to grow on the Salesforce platform with confidence their data is protected.
“RevCult delivers a robust solution to implement, manage and prove the security controls,” said Brian Olearczyk, CRO at RevCult. “Along with RevCult’s Security and Governance applications, Silverline offers deep vertical expertise around compliance, data, and governance at scale. Together, we help our clients move quickly to respond to ensure their most important data is protected.”
“In order to help our clients with their innovation journeys, Silverline has partnered with RevCult to offer Security Risk Assessments and Shield implementation workshops,” said Jill Harrison, VP of Silverline Ventures. “These workshops bring together Silverline industry experts and certified security architects to help clients understand the suite of options they have with Salesforce.”
Certified Technical Architect and Silverline security expert Greg Grinberg added, “Our goal is to work with each of our clients’ security and compliance teams to educate them about Salesforce capabilities, review how they align to existing security postures, analyze the current risks they face, and create a roadmap for the work ahead. Not only will we support through a backlog of issues clients may have already identified, but we help uncover unknown threats, define strategies to address security from the beginning of each initiative, and reduce risk in key attack surfaces.”
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