New research drives security enhancements for Salesforce industry clouds
Salesforce industry clouds empower teams to move fast with OmniStudio’s low-code tools. But that simplicity masks serious risks.
AppOmni’s latest research uncovered over 20 security issues in OmniStudio, along with five critical vulnerabilities and exploits (CVEs) that Salesforce recently patched. From Field-Level Security bypasses to plaintext exposure of encrypted data, default settings and design shortcuts can leave your entire Salesforce environment vulnerable.
If your workflows depend on Salesforce industry clouds, this report is a must-read.
What’s inside the security research paper:
- How default sharing settings expose internal data to the public
- Why FlexCards and Data Mappers bypass key access controls
- How caching and saved sessions can leak sensitive data
- Security recommendations from AppOmni’s Chief of SaaS Security Research
- CVE Breakdown: Delve into the root causes and exploit mechanics of five new CVEs (CVE-2025-43697, CVE-2025-43698, CVE-2025-43699, CVE-2025-43700, CVE-2025-43701) impacting Data Mappers and FlexCards
Why it matters:
Low-code doesn’t mean low-risk. OmniStudio misconfigurations can ripple across your organization. These flaws affect real deployments, and attackers won’t wait for you to fix them.
Download the report and take control of your Salesforce security today.
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