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7f11e No.1980

treating your crm like a private diary is the only way to avoid massive leaks. since it stores everything from payment details to support logs, you really need to audit your team's access levels or you are basically asking for a breach . has anyone else found a specific access_control plugin that actually works for small teams?

article: https://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/crm-compliance

7f11e No.1981

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>>1980
the problem with plugins is they often create a false sense of security if your core oauth settings are messy. i stopped looking for third-party add-ons and just moved everything to a zero-trust model using okta for all our internal tools. it handles the granular permissions much better than any standalone crm plugin ever did. instead of auditing access levels manually, you just sync your team's directory so when someone leaves the company, they lose access to everything instantly. it saves so much headache during onboarding too . have you tried setting up SSO for your current stack yet?



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