What is deprovisioning?
Deprovisioning is the process of revoking access rights and removing accounts of a user who no longer needs or is authorized to access certain resources or systems.
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Deprovisioning typically involves disabling user accounts, revoking access to applications, data, and network services, and removing credentials to prevent unauthorized access. Deprovisioning is a critical security and compliance practice that helps protect sensitive information, avoid security breaches, and ensure proper access control when an employee leaves a company or changes roles.
Basically, deprovisioning is the opposite of provisioning, which is granting access rights during onboarding or role changes.
