When someone leaves your business, you might be so wrapped up in the rush of everyday tasks, you forget to delete their login details.
It’s easy to overlook. You’ll get around to it later, right?
But unused login details could be a ticking time bomb for security breaches, leaving the doors wide open to cyber criminals. It can also be an unnecessary drain on your budget if you’re paying for old subscriptions you no longer need.
A recent report found that almost half of businesses had accounts that were no longer actively managed.
If you’ve forgotten about an account, you’re not monitoring it. And this leaves your business vulnerable to attacks.
These risks aren’t just hypothetical, either. Many cloud security breaches happen because unused login details and accounts have been compromised.
So, what do you need to do?
Take the time to audit all accounts and login details used by your business. Make sure you no longer have accounts open for ex-employees (and check that their access has been fully revoked, not just left inactive).
Paul brings 15+ years of experience designing and stabilizing Technologies, cloud infrastructures and AI-driven solutions. His approach is grounded in curiosity and precision, analysing challenges, breaking them down and implementing solutions that reduce risk and downtime. Known for bringing calm to complex technical situations, Paul helps organizations harness technology efficiently, from cloud migrations to AI deployments. His ability to restore clarity and stability makes him a trusted partner for teams navigating digital transformation. Paul’s mission is to ensure technology is not just functional but strategically empowering.





