What does the term 'remediated' refer to in the context of certifications?

In the context of certifications, the term 'remediated' signifies that a situation has been addressed and resolved to meet compliance or security standards. Specifically, when a certification is marked as 'remediated,' it indicates that any issues previously identified during the review process have been reviewed and necessary actions have been taken to rectify those issues. This means that the certification process has confirmed that the access rights or entitlements are now acceptable based on the criteria set forth in the organization’s policies or compliance requirements.

This reflects a successful review and resolution process where the potential risks or violations pertaining to access permissions have been corrected. This status is crucial for maintaining security and ensuring that user access aligns with the necessary governance policies of the organization.