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Deprovisioning in Loom refers to the process of removing access to a user's account or workspace. This can be done for a variety of reasons, such as when an employee leaves a company or when a project is completed. Deprovisioning ensures that sensitive information and resources are not accessible to unauthorized users.
Deprovisioning is important in Loom because it helps to maintain the security and integrity of the platform. When a user's access is not properly revoked, they may still be able to access sensitive information or resources, which can lead to data breaches or other security incidents. Additionally, deprovisioning helps to ensure that resources are not being wasted on inactive or unnecessary accounts.
Deprovisioning in Loom can be done manually by an administrator or automatically through integrations with other tools. When a user is deprovisioned, their access to all workspaces and resources is removed. This includes any files, messages, or other data that they may have created or accessed. Administrators can also choose to transfer ownership of resources to another user before deprovisioning, to ensure that important information is not lost.
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