Single Sign-On (SSO) accounts are not subject to automatic pruning or purging processes. This means that these accounts remain active and intact unless they are manually reviewed and removed by an administrator or through a specific management procedure. As a result, it is important to regularly audit SSO accounts to ensure that only authorized users retain access and that any unnecessary or outdated accounts are properly deactivated or deleted to maintain security and compliance.
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