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Companies routinely fail to disable access to users who no longer need it, creating security risks and increasing costs. This seems very valuable to large team

by rscale 13y ago

Companies routinely fail to disable access to users who no longer need it, creating security risks and increasing costs. This seems very valuable to large teams, and like a small convenience to large teams.

rscale 13y ago
err... "a small convenience to small teams."
shero 13y ago
I've been involved at a few startups that over a year later my accounts still are not disabled. At one I logged in six months later and disabled myself.