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🚨 The 2026 Salesforce Threat Landscape Report. Malicious activity in Salesforce environments increased by over 700% in 2025. Is your organization prepared for what’s coming? Attackers are shifting toward cloud platforms — and Salesforce is increasingly in focus. Traditional defenses aren’t enough when threats enter through URLs, integrations, and AI-driven workflows. Here’s what the data reveals: 👉 98% of malicious detections were URL-based, not file-based 👉 83% of all detections came from a single threat category 👉 An 8x increase in detections from Q1 to Q4 2025 👉 Real-world incidents involving Salesloft, Drift, and Gainsight 👉 The rise of AitM quishing campaigns using Tycoon 2FA kits 👉 Emerging AI attack vectors, including prompt injection via web forms What you’ll learn ✅ Why detections surged — and how attacker priorities are shifting ✅ How QR-code phishing bypasses MFA at scale ✅ Where supply-chain integrations expose Salesforce orgs ✅ How AI agents and automation introduce new attack surfaces ✅ Concrete mitigation steps for identity governance, anomaly detection, and incident response Written by Karmina Aquino, Head of Threat Intelligence for Cloud Protection for Salesforce. 📊 This report delivers practical insights for navigating modern Salesforce risks. 👉 Download the 2026 Salesforce Threat Landscape Report now. — Key findings and insights every Salesforce security leader should know.

🚨 The 2026 Salesforce Threat Landscape Report. Malicious activity in Salesforce environments increased by over 700% in 2025. Is your organization prepared for what’s coming? Attackers are shifting toward cloud platforms — and Salesforce is increasingly in focus. Traditional defenses aren’t enough when threats enter through URLs, integrations, and AI-driven workflows. Here’s what the data reveals: 👉 98% of malicious detections were URL-based, not file-based 👉 83% of all detections came from a single threat category 👉 An 8x increase in detections from Q1 to Q4 2025 👉 Real-world incidents involving Salesloft, Drift, and Gainsight 👉 The rise of AitM quishing campaigns using Tycoon 2FA kits 👉 Emerging AI attack vectors, including prompt injection via web forms What you’ll learn ✅ Why detections surged — and how attacker priorities are shifting ✅ How QR-code phishing bypasses MFA at scale ✅ Where supply-chain integrations expose Salesforce orgs ✅ How AI agents and automation introduce new attack surfaces ✅ Concrete mitigation steps for identity governance, anomaly detection, and incident response Written by Karmina Aquino, Head of Threat Intelligence for Cloud Protection for Salesforce. 📊 This report delivers practical insights for navigating modern Salesforce risks. 👉 Download the 2026 Salesforce Threat Landscape Report now. — Key findings and insights every Salesforce security leader should know.

🚨 The 2026 Salesforce Threat Landscape Report. Malicious activity in Salesforce environments increased by over 700% in 2025. Is your organization prepared for what’s coming? Attackers are shifting toward cloud platforms — and Salesforce is increasingly in focus. Traditional defenses aren’t enough when threats enter through URLs, integrations, and AI-driven workflows. Here’s what the data reveals: 👉 98% of malicious detections were URL-based, not file-based 👉 83% of all detections came from a single threat category 👉 An 8x increase in detections from Q1 to Q4 2025 👉 Real-world incidents involving Salesloft, Drift, and Gainsight 👉 The rise of AitM quishing campaigns using Tycoon 2FA kits 👉 Emerging AI attack vectors, including prompt injection via web forms What you’ll learn ✅ Why detections surged — and how attacker priorities are shifting ✅ How QR-code phishing bypasses MFA at scale ✅ Where supply-chain integrations expose Salesforce orgs ✅ How AI agents and automation introduce new attack surfaces ✅ Concrete mitigation steps for identity governance, anomaly detection, and incident response Written by Karmina Aquino, Head of Threat Intelligence for Cloud Protection for Salesforce. 📊 This report delivers practical insights for navigating modern Salesforce risks. 👉 Download the 2026 Salesforce Threat Landscape Report now. — Key findings and insights every Salesforce security leader should know.

🚨 The 2026 Salesforce Threat Landscape Report. Malicious activity in Salesforce environments increased by over 700% in 2025. Is your organization prepared for what’s coming? Attackers are shifting toward cloud platforms — and Salesforce is increasingly in focus. Traditional defenses aren’t enough when threats enter through URLs, integrations, and AI-driven workflows. Here’s what the data reveals: 👉 98% of malicious detections were URL-based, not file-based 👉 83% of all detections came from a single threat category 👉 An 8x increase in detections from Q1 to Q4 2025 👉 Real-world incidents involving Salesloft, Drift, and Gainsight 👉 The rise of AitM quishing campaigns using Tycoon 2FA kits 👉 Emerging AI attack vectors, including prompt injection via web forms What you’ll learn ✅ Why detections surged — and how attacker priorities are shifting ✅ How QR-code phishing bypasses MFA at scale ✅ Where supply-chain integrations expose Salesforce orgs ✅ How AI agents and automation introduce new attack surfaces ✅ Concrete mitigation steps for identity governance, anomaly detection, and incident response Written by Karmina Aquino, Head of Threat Intelligence for Cloud Protection for Salesforce. 📊 This report delivers practical insights for navigating modern Salesforce risks. 👉 Download the 2026 Salesforce Threat Landscape Report now. — Key findings and insights every Salesforce security leader should know.