Build or Buy: Choosing a Path for Salesforce Security

February 25, 2019

Only 29 percent of in-house software development projects are a success, which means building a cloud security solution for a platform like Salesforce can be challenging. Does that mean everyone should buy a solution off-the-shelf instead? Not necessarily. Explore the build vs. buy journey and discover which choice is right for you in the FairWarning Executive Series Webinar “Build vs. Buy: Choosing a Path for Salesforce Security.”

The decision of whether to build or buy a mature cloud security solution can be a difficult one for financial services and insurance organizations – especially when attempting to advance information security tools alongside competing organizational priorities.

It’s an important time to explore cloud security solutions, particularly for Salesforce: According to Accenture, financial services breaches have tripled over the past five years. And according to a 2018 IBM report, each record breached costs financial services firms an average of $206 per record — 29 times the global average.

This FairWarning Executive Series Webinar replay, featuring The PURE Group of Insurance Companies and Salesforce, demonstrates how PURE answered the “build or buy” question when seeking a Salesforce data security solution. You’ll learn…

What drove PURE’s need for Salesforce data security
What PURE learned about the build vs. buy question
Best practices for determining the right fit for your needs
Salesforce solutions that can provide total visibility into user activity
The Salesforce Shield product roadmap for 2019 and beyond

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