🚀 New Salesforce Labs App Available on AppExchange: Transaction Security Policy Accelerator
Implement Transaction Security Policies Faster and Easier
If you’re using
Shield or Event Monitoring, we just launched a new Salesforce Labs app called Transaction Security Policy Accelerator that helps you deploy best-practice Transaction Security Policies in a few clicks.
Transaction Secruity Policy Accelerator lets you deploy proven, ready-to-use Transaction Security Policies—including the same types recommended in Essential Transaction Security Policies
—directly into your org. Instead of manually building policies in Setup, you can install them in minutes.
The app:
- Includes a library of best-practice TSPs organized by common security use cases
- Lets you deploy these policies in a few clicks
- Provides guidance on why each policy matters and what setup is required
- Help you activate value from Event Monitoring and Shield faster and more consistently
👉 AppExchange Listing
👉 Interactive Walkthrough Demo
We’d love your feedback, feel free to try it out in your org and share your thoughts! 🛡️
Storage Impact:
Event Monitoring storage is "free"/included. However, several of the TSPs function by using a custom object where a record is created for every event that comes in. While events did not have an impact on platform storage previously, now they do. Some of the events being monitored are high-volume in some orgs, and the impact to storage could be meaningful.
The potential storage impact isn't highlighted in the User Guide at all, and the only mention I see is when activating certain TSPs an optional last step that is given (which is manual):
"Optional: Activate the TSP - Delete Record Access Records Flow to delete unnecessary Record Access records"
Thank you for delivering a record cleanup process, but the importance of this flow and the potential storage impact seems like something documentation should stress more.
