When an employee leaves a company, most of the attention goes to exit paperwork and returning a laptop, not to what happens with their digital access.
Old accounts, shared passwords, and lingering access to email or cloud systems are one of the most overlooked security gaps we see in growing businesses.
A proper offboarding process revokes access across every system the moment someone leaves, not days or weeks later when someone remembers to do it.
It's a simple process to put in place, but it closes a door that a lot of businesses don't realize is still open.
If an employee left your business tomorrow, how quickly would every one of their accounts actually be shut off?
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