Comprehensive review guidance and templates to document acceptable findings, reducing back-and-forth with Salesforce security reviewers and accelerating your approval process.
A False Positive Report is a critical document that justifies why certain security findings flagged by automated scanners or manual reviewers are actually acceptable and do not pose a security risk. During Salesforce Security Review, many findings may be false positives—legitimate code patterns or configurations that appear suspicious but are actually secure when properly understood in context.
Our False Positive Report service provides you with professionally crafted templates, detailed guidance, and expert review to ensure your justifications are clear, compelling, and aligned with Salesforce security review standards. This significantly reduces review cycles and helps you pass security review on the first attempt.
Well-documented false positive reports reduce back-and-forth with reviewers, accelerating your approval timeline.
Professional templates ensure all necessary information is included, making it easy for reviewers to understand your justification.
Expertly crafted justifications increase the likelihood that false positives will be accepted by Salesforce security reviewers.
Save time by focusing remediation efforts on real vulnerabilities rather than debating false positives.
We analyze each flagged finding to determine if it's a false positive, reviewing code context, configuration settings, and business requirements.
We gather technical evidence, code snippets, configuration details, and documentation to support the false positive justification.
We create comprehensive false positive reports using our proven templates, ensuring all required information is included and clearly explained.
Our security experts review each report to ensure justifications are compelling, technically accurate, and aligned with Salesforce security standards.
We provide you with professional templates and guidance documents that you can use for future security reviews.
We provide ongoing support to help you respond to reviewer questions and refine justifications if needed.
High-level overview of false positive findings, categorization by type, and summary of justifications provided.
Detailed technical explanations for each false positive, including code analysis, configuration context, and security rationale.
Relevant code snippets, configuration files, and screenshots that demonstrate why findings are false positives.
Security analysis demonstrating that the flagged code or configuration does not introduce vulnerabilities or security risks.
Documentation showing compliance with Salesforce security best practices, OWASP guidelines, and industry standards.
Professional language and formatting optimized for Salesforce security reviewers, reducing the need for clarification requests.
Clear identification of the finding, including scanner name, finding ID, file location, and line numbers for easy reference.
Accurate description of what the scanner detected, including the specific code pattern or configuration that triggered the alert.
Detailed explanation of why this finding is a false positive, including technical analysis and security rationale.
Relevant code snippets showing the full context, including surrounding code, method signatures, and class definitions.
Security analysis demonstrating that the code or configuration is secure and does not introduce vulnerabilities.
Additional evidence such as documentation, test results, or references to Salesforce security best practices.
Provide detailed technical explanations rather than generic statements. Include code snippets, configuration details, and specific security controls that address the concern.
Explain the business context and technical context that makes the finding acceptable. Show how the code or configuration fits into the overall security architecture.
Reference Salesforce security best practices, OWASP guidelines, and industry standards to support your justification.
Write in clear, professional language that is easy for reviewers to understand. Avoid jargon and explain technical concepts when necessary.
Provide concrete evidence such as code snippets, configuration files, test results, or documentation that supports your justification.
While being thorough, keep justifications concise and focused. Reviewers appreciate clear, well-organized reports that get to the point.
Reduce review cycles and accelerate your security review approval with expertly crafted false positive reports.
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