software revocation
[/ˈsɔftˌwɛr rɪˈvoʊˈkeɪʃən/]
nounpl: software revocations
revogação de software
1. The act of withdrawing, canceling, or invalidating a software license, certificate, or authorization to use a particular application or program
The company initiated software revocation for all employees who left the organization.
A empresa iniciou a revogação de software para todos os funcionários que saíram da organização.
2. The process of disabling or removing access rights to software, often due to license expiration, non-compliance, or security concerns
Software revocation became necessary after the security breach was discovered.
A revogação de software tornou-se necessária após a descoberta da falha de segurança.
3. In cryptography and digital security, the invalidation of a digital certificate used to authenticate software authenticity or user access
Certificate revocation lists include all software revocation entries for expired credentials.
As listas de revogação de certificados incluem todas as entradas de revogação de software para credenciais expiradas.
The term 'software revocation' is predominantly used in corporate IT and legal contexts in both Brazil and the USA, particularly regarding license compliance and security protocols. In Brazil, it has gained prominence with increasing emphasis on software licensing compliance and data security regulations. In the USA, it is commonly associated with security practices and corporate governance frameworks.
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