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Removal path

the procedure for safely disabling and uninstalling a product across an environment.

A removal path is the documented procedure for safely disabling and uninstalling a product across an organization’s systems. It typically identifies affected devices and accounts, the order of removal, required permissions, and how to verify that the software and its integrations are no longer active.

In cybersecurity, a reliable removal path helps teams respond when software no longer meets security or policy requirements. During a stop-use order, for example, defenders can use an inventory to locate deployments, revoke access or credentials, remove applications and integrations, and confirm completion. Planning this process in advance reduces disruption and helps prevent overlooked installations or lingering access.

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