Re: Company Going out of Business -- Account Management

[Bobby Stoskopf <bobby.stoskopf () gmail com>]

Assuming a shared account is being used, be ready to change passwords for
the first one leaving and the one leaving the following week? Is it
possible to either tell the person leaving a day after the first to not
come in or just don't give them access to anything for their last day and
have them work on other tasks (exit interviews/paperwork/let them just work
a half day)?

I know changing the info 3 times won't be fun, but unless the last one
leaving doesn't need the information for the entire week, it sounds like
it'll need to be changed at least twice.



On Wed, Oct 3, 2012 at 12:27 PM, Gibson, Samuel <gibsons () my uwstout edu>wrote:

>  Hello,
>
>  I work for a health care company that is going out of business on
> January 1st 2013.  Many of us in the IT department have been finding jobs
> rather quickly.  This is where things get interesting,  I have two people
> leaving one day apart and another person leaving a week after that.  Given
> this situation, I am wondering if anyone has any advice on how to handle
> password management for network devices as well as databases as each
> individual leaves for his or her new job.
>
> Samuel Gibson
>
>
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