FAQ-001534 - Proactive Security Architecture Review / Pre-Submission Documentation Review

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Question
Is it possible to have my security documentation reviewed by an expert before I submit my package for official review?
Answer
Yes, you can have your security documentation reviewed by an expert before submitting your package for AppExchange security review. You can schedule an appointment with the Security Review Operations team or the Product Security team through the Partner Security Portal. They can provide guidance on submission requirements, review logistics, and technical assistance.
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Question
Is it possible to have my security documentation reviewed by an expert before I submit my package for official review?
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Yes, you can have your security documentation reviewed by an expert before submitting your package for AppExchange security review. You can schedule an appointment with the Security Review Operations team or the Product Security team through the Partner Security Portal. They can provide guidance on submission requirements, review logistics, and technical assistance.
Reasoning
The FAQ content is accurate and appropriate for its category. The question and answer clearly address the pre-submission documentation review process, which is a valid part of the proactive security architecture review workflow. The answer provides specific, actionable information about how to schedule appointments through the Partner Security Portal and what types of guidance are available. No outdated content was detected, and the information aligns with standard AppExchange security review processes. The tone is professional and helpful, following the conversational guidelines. No security rules were selected because this FAQ is about process and logistics rather than technical security implementation - it discusses scheduling appointments and getting guidance rather than code security, authentication, data protection, or other technical security measures that would be covered by the security scanner rules.