Add sf-audit to SaaS - #49
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Adds sf-audit to the SaaS section.
It's an open source (Apache-2.0) security posture audit for Salesforce orgs, distributed as a Salesforce CLI plugin. It runs 88 read-only checks across identity, access, data, code, integrations, monitoring and Agentforce/GenAI, correlates individual findings into named attack chains, scores the org A-F, and maps every finding to OWASP, SOC 2, ISO 27001 and other frameworks.
Every code path is read-only (SOQL/Tooling/REST GETs and Metadata API reads), enforced by a build-failing test. Published on npm as @cclabsnz/sf-audit with signed provenance.
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