FAQ-001475 - Permission Set Security / Broad Permission Justification

To justify full object access permissions required for core business functionality in the AppExchange Security Review: 1. Provide a clear explanation of why such access is essential for the solution's intended functionality. 2. Detail the specific business logic that necessitates these permissions and how they align with the solution's purpose. 3. Implement appropriate security measures in your code, such as using `WITH USER_MODE` for SOQL queries and `AccessLevel.USER_MODE` for Database methods, or traditional approaches like `isAccessible()` and `isUpdateable()` checks, to prevent unauthorized access or updates. 4. If unavoidable, consider using intermediate custom objects to manage updates temporarily while maintaining compliance with security standards.

The main recommendation is to update point 3 in the existing answer to reflect modern security approaches while maintaining the traditional approaches as valid alternatives. The current answer only mentions traditional `isAccessible()` and `isUpdateable()` checks, but according to the security approaches guidelines, we should prioritize modern features like `WITH USER_MODE` for SOQL queries and `AccessLevel.USER_MODE` for Database methods. The update clarifies that both approaches are valid while leading with the modern approach. No other changes are needed as the content is accurate and well-structured. For ApexCRUDViolation: This rule is directly relevant because the FAQ discusses implementing security measures to prevent unauthorized access or updates when using full object access permissions. The FAQ's point 3 specifically mentions using `isAccessible()` and `isUpdateable()` checks, which are exactly the type of CRUD validation this rule enforces. For ApexSharingViolations: This rule is relevant because the FAQ addresses justifying broad permissions and implementing appropriate security measures. When apps have full object access permissions, proper sharing model enforcement becomes critical to ensure users only access records they should see, which is what this rule validates.