If your organization is impacted by an information security incident, your organization’s Security Contact(s) will be notified.
Security incidents are often complex and raise questions about the scope and impact of the event as well as what actions your organization may need to take to address the situation.
As these questions are best assessed by a member of your security team, it is critical that we have a Security Contact on file.
We recommend designating the email address of a distribution list or including two Security Contacts as a contingency.
The process for managing security contacts depends on the specific Salesforce products you manage, your assigned user role, and your service tier:
Please note that while Tableau has been onboarded into the Help portal, security notifications are still delivered to the Security Point of Contact designation, which can be managed through the Tableau Customer Portal.
Notes:
For a given account, all individuals added as Security Contacts will receive notifications related to security events for all tenants listed under that account.
Here’s how an organization’s admin can add, edit, or delete a Security Contact. These steps are applicable to Signature and Premier accounts only and the Primary Designated Contact:
Need Help? You can reach out to Support to answer any questions you may have by logging a case via Salesforce Help.
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