Locking Users Out of Salesforce Org: Failed Login Attempts

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The answer is True.

As a security measure, Salesforce provides the option for system administrators to lock users out of the org if they exceed a certain number of failed login attempts. This feature helps prevent unauthorized access to the org and protects sensitive data from potential security breaches.

When a user exceeds the allowed number of failed login attempts, the system administrator can configure the org to automatically lock the user out of the system. The administrator can set the number of failed login attempts allowed before locking the user out, as well as the length of time the user will remain locked out.

To configure this feature, the system administrator can go to Setup > Security Controls > Login Policies. Here, the administrator can specify the number of failed login attempts that will trigger a lockout, as well as the duration of the lockout period.

It is important for system administrators to regularly review and adjust the login policies to ensure that they are providing the appropriate level of security for the org. By locking users out of the org after a certain number of failed login attempts, system administrators can help ensure the safety and integrity of their organization's data.