Nuclear Technology
Firms in the nuclear supply chain, one of ETEDA's Knox County targets, need a review built around what the org must never hold. We search objects, notes and files for technical content that belongs in controlled systems, check who can export reports, and confirm that login policies, session settings and event monitoring match what customers expect. The output doubles as evidence for supplier security questionnaires, which is often the reason these reviews are commissioned in the first place.
Health care and social assistance
Health organizations in the metro, from the large regional networks to smaller clinics, carry Salesforce orgs where one misconfigured sharing rule can expose patient information. The review checks org-wide defaults, report and list-view access, guest user settings on any portal, and whether Shield encryption covers the fields that need it. We also look for automation that emails patient details and for sandboxes refreshed from production without masking, both of which turn up more often than expected.
IT & Business Services
IT and business services firms, another county target sector, often run Salesforce as the backbone for client delivery, so technical debt there slows the whole company. We measure how much custom code lacks tests, which Apex classes and flows overlap, how close the org is to storage and governor limits, and which managed packages are unused. The resulting plan separates cleanup your team can handle from structural work that needs an architect before AI features are layered on top.