Your biggest cybersecurity risk might be an account nobody uses anymore.

When employees leave, change roles or switch projects, what happens to their system access?

In many organizations, old accounts, unnecessary permissions and forgotten external-user access can remain active long after they’re needed.

And while companies invest in new security tools, these basic access-management issues can easily be overlooked.

Three questions worth asking your IT team:
– Do we regularly review who has access to our systems?
– Are permissions removed when employees change roles or leave?
– Do external consultants and partners have access only to what they actually need?

Good cybersecurity isn’t only about protecting against sophisticated attacks. It’s also about getting the fundamentals right.

We believe a secure IT environment starts with understanding who has access to what and why.

Sometimes strengthening your security starts with removing access, not adding another tool.

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