A phishing campaign targeting sales teams exposed sensitive customer data such as emails, birthdates, and phone numbers through a Salesforce system.
Dependence on vendor CRM workflow and user behavior without doctrinal barriers means a single social engineering attack can escalate broadly. Frameworks lack enforced source-level data segmentation.
Only with Zero Doctrine™ enforcement can data be compartmentalized:
Use DNA™ to micro-segment customer data at creation
Control CRM flows with TrustNet™ policy enforcement
Deploy QuickStrike™ to lock down access once detection thresholds are met
“Social engineering may be subtle. Doctrine makes its impact obvious—and short-lived.”
“When CRM is the front door, DNA™ must be the firewall.”
“Breaches don’t cascade when doctrine stops them at the source.”