Frequently Asked Questions

Many organizations invest in DLP tools expecting complete protection for their most sensitive data. Over time, they often discover gaps—especially when data is deleted, corrupted, or lost. These incidents don’t always come from malicious attacks. They frequently result from system failures, human error, misconfigurations, or the complexity of modern data environments.

Salesforce gives you a 15-day recycle bin and a weekly CSV export. For mid-sized enterprise IT teams managing live customer data, compliance obligations, and the daily reality of user error, that is not a recovery strategy. Sesame Software's Backup Scheduler automates continuous Salesforce backup and point-in-time restore at the record, field, and value level — so your team can recover anything, in minutes, without touching the rest of the org.

Managing data access effectively is critical for security and operational efficiency, and Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) provides a structured way to ensure users only have access to the data they need. But how exactly does RBAC work, and what are its benefits and potential challenges? In this blog, we’ll explore how RBAC functions and why it's essential.

The landscape of Oracle Java licensing is once again evolving. As we approach September 2024, users of Oracle JDK 17 will face significant decisions due to the reversion of the licensing terms to the Oracle Technology Network License Agreement (OTNLA). Understanding these changes is crucial for managing enterprise applications effectively.

The physical design of your database optimizes performance while ensuring data integrity by avoiding unnecessary data redundancies. The task of building the physical design is a job that truly never ends. As a result, you need to continually monitor the performance and data integrity as time passes. Many factors necessitate periodic refinements to the physical design.