We have a set of procedures to follow, or checklists to complete, for all admin 
tasks that we complete on a regular basis or that we at some point decided 
needed to be done with consistency.  Things like the "New User" procedure have 
us create the user account in AD, create the user account in the phone system, 
grant access to the version control system if applicable, etc etc.  Every 
resource that we grant access to, we keep a record on file for that employee, 
listing all the resources that they've been granted access to.  And we have a 
"Remove User" procedure which does all the same stuff in reverse.

That is sufficient to get a fair level of coverage, preventing *future* access 
after the employee departs.

Nothing in the world can undo access that the employee had prior to departure.  
If you gave them access to some documents, and they downloaded it, and created 
backups and stored copies in Dropbox, or printouts or photographs in their 
"spy" phone...  Nothing can undo previous access.  Even remote wipe 
applications are ineffective if the user has backup software or printouts etc.
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