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Ghost Hunter

The moment you let
someone go, the
clock starts ticking.

The average company takes 94 days to fully revoke a terminated employee's access — if they ever do. Meanwhile, that person can still log in, download data, and run up your licensing bill.

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Offboarding Command Center — all access for a terminated employee in one view
94 days

Average time access persists after termination

83%

Of companies have at least one ghost account right now

$4,200

Average cost of a data breach from a former employee

How It Works

From termination notice to full revocation in minutes.

No manual spreadsheet. No chasing IT tickets. One command center that knows exactly where the departing employee has access.

  1. 01

    Trigger offboarding

    Enter the employee name or import from your HR system. AutoCISO instantly cross-references every audited app to surface all active access.

  2. 02

    See the full blast radius

    Every app, every role, every seat — visualized in one screen. Color-coded by risk: admin access in red, standard in amber, read-only in grey.

  3. 03

    Create revocation tasks in one click

    For each system, generate a Jira ticket or Slack notification to the app owner. Full context included: role, last login, estimated cost.

  4. 04

    Track progress

    The command center updates in real-time as tickets are resolved. See what's been revoked and what's still open. No more chasing. Hardware assets assigned to the employee — laptops, access cards, servers — are surfaced here too, so physical recovery is tracked alongside digital revocation.

  5. 05

    Archive as evidence

    Full timeline — trigger, discovery, remediation — is stored as immutable SOC2 evidence. Auditor-ready from day one.

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Offboarding Command Center — app-by-app access view with revocation progress
Real Scenario

What actually happens when someone quits.

  1. Day 0

    Head of Sales resigns. HR notifies IT via email.

  2. Day 1

    IT disables the Google Workspace account. They think they're done.

  3. Day 3

    Former employee still logs into HubSpot with saved credentials.

  4. Day 7

    Slack still active. Downloads a client list.

  5. Day 14

    GitHub still active. Had admin access on 3 repos.

  6. Day 30

    Stripe dashboard still accessible. Finance didn't know they had access.

  7. Day 94

    Average: access is finally fully revoked. Or found in an audit.

With AutoCISO: All of the above is surfaced on Day 1 — before any of it becomes a breach. The full blast radius is visible in one screen. All revocations tracked to closure.

423 ghost accounts found in the last 30 days

Run your first offboarding audit. Free.

Find every account a terminated employee still has access to. No API integrations required.