A typical SSH key remediation project includes securing IT systems from both virus attacks and insider threats arising from unmanaged legacy keys, including e.g.:
- moving user authentication keys to protected locations, to prevent insider attacks;
- removing keys that are no longer needed, to effect proper termination of access;
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