A field-secured value copied into an unsecured column

Secured column value lands in an unsecured column.

A field mapping or formula copies a secured value into an unsecured column, so anyone who can read the destination reads the protected value without a grant. An active leak of data you deliberately gated.

List your field-secured columns, then check two things for each: attribute mappings from that column to a child table, and any calculated or rollup column whose formula reads it. Where the destination is not itself secured, the protection is bypassed. This is the highest-value check in this family and the least likely to be done.

Secure the destination the same way or break the mapping, and clear values already copied.

These mappings are indicative. Pathix detects a condition relevant to a control. It does not certify your compliance, and a finding is not an audit opinion. You stay responsible for your control environment.

• A secured column sitting in a default view
• A secured column on a form shown to users without the grant
• Field-level security enabled with no profile granting access