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# A third-party application's access to the Google Workspace domain's resources was revoked

### Synopsis

| Field                | Value                          |
| -------------------- | ------------------------------ |
| Activation Period    | 14 Days                        |
| Training Period      | 30 Days                        |
| Test Period          | N/A (single event)             |
| Deduplication Period | 5 Days                         |
| Required Data        | Google Workspace Audit Logs    |
| Detection Modules    | Identity Threat Module         |
| Detector Tags        | Google Workspace               |
| ATT\&CK Tactic       | Impact (TA0040)                |
| ATT\&CK Technique    | Account Access Removal (T1531) |
| Severity             | Informational                  |

### Description

An identity removed a third-party application's access to Google Workspace domain's resources.

### Attacker's Goals

An attacker might remove an application to impair the environment.

### Investigative actions

* Check the Google Workspace Application settings to determine which actions were triggered.
* Investigate the source of the request and the user associated with it.
* Review the access control policies to determine if the removal of the application is allowed.


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