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The risk of data theft doesnt stop once an employee leaves your organization. By retaining user accounts and not following a clear off-boarding process for departing employees, you run the risk of expanding your attack surface and leaving confidential data exposed.
The Risk to Leaving Former Employees Accounts Active Use their former companys contact list to docHub out to and steal clients. Intentionally send out malicious information or spread information using a company email address. Steal or share confidential company or client information.
The best way to start is by figuring out who is responsible for which tasks. Removing access for terminated employees should be a coordinated effort between your HR and IT departments. HR should inform IT about the employees departure date, allowing IT to prepare for timely access removal.
Given the potential for adverse consequences, security specialists routinely recommend that system access be terminated as quickly as possible in such situations. If employees are to be fired, system access should be removed at the same time (or just before) the employees are notified of their dismissal.
Yes. If a career employees time is involuntarily reduced, it is considered a layoff, and the employee is entitled to layoff rights. Layoffs and/or reductions in time for employees in career positions are implemented when there is a lack of funds or lack of work, including lack of work due to reorganization.
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An employer can say that there is a separation of employment instead of using the words terminate or fire. Although it still means that the employee no longer works for the employer, it does not sound as harsh or carry the negative connotations for the employee.
Department or Data Recipient must immediately terminate access to shared data by any employee who releases or discloses information in a manner that is not consistent with the purpose of this Agreement or not permitted by state and federal laws.

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