Security Health Check
Available in: both Salesforce Classic (not available in all orgs) and Lightning Experience |
Available in: Professional, Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and Developer Editions |
User Permissions Needed | |
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To view Health Check and export custom baselines: | View Health Check OR View Security CenterOr Manage Security Center |
To import custom baselines: | Manage Health Check OR View Security CenterOr Manage Security Center |
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Health Check, and then select Health Check.

In the baseline dropdown (1), choose the Salesforce Baseline Standard or a custom baseline. The baseline consists of recommended values for High-Risk, Medium-Risk, Low-Risk, and Informational Security Settings (2). If you change settings to be less restrictive than in the baseline, your health check score (3) and grade (4) decreases.
Your settings are shown with information about how they compare against baseline values (5). To remediate a risk, edit the setting (6) or use Fix Risks (7) to quickly change settings to your selected baseline’s recommended values without leaving the Health Check page. You can import, export, edit, or delete a custom baseline with the baseline control menu (8).
Example
Suppose that you changed your password minimum length from 8 (the default value) to 5, and changed other Password Policies settings to be less restrictive. These changes make your users’ passwords more vulnerable to guessing and other brute force attacks. As a result, your overall score decreases and the settings are listed as risks.
Fix Risks Limitations
Not all settings can be changed using the Fix Risks button. If a setting you want to adjust doesn’t appear on the Fix Risks screen, change it manually using the Edit link on the Health Check page. The Health Check detail page in the Security Center app saves you time by aggregating multiple Health Check scores and settings in one place. For more information, see Take Charge of Your Security Goals with Security Center.