- Announcements
- Introducing Axiad Mesh and Reintroducing Axiad Cloud
- Axiad Conductor January 2025 Pre-release Notes
- Axiad Conductor 4.20 / 2.15 Pre-release Notes (Airgap Deployment)
- Yubikey Security Advisory YSA-2024-03 - Axiad Impact
- Axiad Support for YubiKey Firmware v 5.7
- End of Sale: Windows Hello for Business Credential Issuance Feature
- Axiad ID Introduces Number Matching
- Release Notes
- Axiad Product Lifecycle Policy
- Axiad Version Support
- Axiad Conductor
- Cloud Deployment
- Weekly Cloud Release Notes
- Axiad Conductor October 2024 Release Notes
- Axiad Conductor July 2024 Release Notes
- Axiad Conductor April 2024 Release Notes
- Axiad Conductor November 2023 Release Notes
- Axiad Conductor September 2023 Release Notes
- Axiad Conductor August 2023 Release Notes
- Axiad Conductor July 2023 Release Notes
- Axiad Conductor May 2023 Release Notes
- Axiad Conductor April 2023 Release Notes
- Axiad Conductor March 2023 Release Notes
- Airgapped Deployment
- UCMS Limitations
- UCMS 4.19 / UP 2.14 Release Notes
- UCMS 4.17/UP 2.12 Release Notes
- UCMS 4.13/UP 2.8 Release Notes (July 2023)
- UCMS 4.12/UP 2.7 Release Notes (May 2023)
- UCMS 4.9/UP 2.4 Release Notes (March 2023)
- UCMS 4.8/UP 2.3 Release Notes (October 2022)
- UCMS 4.7/UP 2.2 Release Notes
- UCMS 4.6 Release Notes
- UCMS 4.5 Release Notes
- Non-human Identities (NHI)
- Cloud Deployment
- Axiad AirLock
- Axiad ID Mobile Application
- Axiad Portal Extension
- Axiad WebPCSC
- Axiad Conductor
- Release Notes
- Cloud Deployment Release Notes
- Weekly Cloud Release Notes
- Axiad Conductor October 2024 Release Notes
- Axiad Conductor July 2024 Release Notes
- Axiad Conductor April 2024 Release Notes
- Axiad Conductor November 2023 Release Notes
- Axiad Conductor September 2023 Release Notes
- Axiad Conductor August 2023 Release Notes
- Axiad Conductor July 2023 Release Notes
- Axiad Conductor May 2023 Release Notes
- Axiad Conductor April 2023 Release Notes
- Axiad Conductor March 2023 Release Notes
- Airgap Deployment Release Notes
- UCMS Limitations
- UCMS 4.19 / UP 2.14 Release Notes
- UCMS 4.17/UP 2.12 Release Notes
- UCMS 4.13/UP 2.8 Release Notes (July 2023)
- UCMS 4.12/UP 2.7 Release Notes (May 2023)
- UCMS 4.9/UP 2.4 Release Notes (March 2023)
- UCMS 4.8/UP 2.3 Release Notes (October 2022)
- UCMS 4.7/UP 2.2 Release Notes
- UCMS 4.6 Release Notes
- UCMS 4.5 Release Notes
- Non-human Identities (NHI)
- Cloud Deployment Release Notes
- The Unified Portal
- MyIdentities
- MyCircle
- Help Desk
- Reporting
- Unified Portal Operator Guide
- Unified Portal End User Guide
- Axiad Conductor Integration Guides
- Important Information about Axiad and Microsoft KB5014754
- Axiad Conductor SCIM Support
- Multiple Account Authentication on a Single Device
- Apple (macOS)
- ForgeRock
- Microsoft
- Active Directory
- MS CA Agent
- Entra ID
- Configure SAML in Entra ID
- Configure SCIM in Entra ID
- Set SCIM Thresholds and Failure Notifications in Entra ID
- Add / Update the objectSID SCIM Attribute in Microsoft Entra ID
- Enable Entra ID Credential Dashboard
- Install Axiad WebPCSC and the Axiad Portal Extension
- Upload Your Certificates to Entra ID
- Enable the CBA Authentication Method in Entra ID
- Intune Connector Guide
- Okta
- Ping Identity
- Venafi
- Yubico
- Supplementary Operations
- Troubleshooting Axiad Conductor
- Axiad Conductor for Non-human Identities (NHI)
- Axiad Conductor for Airgap
- Release Notes
- Axiad Mesh
- Axiad Components
- Axiad AirLock
- Axiad ID Mobile App
- Axiad Portal Extension
- Axiad WebPCSC
- Legal & Privacy Documentation
Revoke Multiple Devices
When you revoke a device, you invalidate all credentials it contains. If a credential is a certificate, the serial number is added to the Certificate Revocation List (CRL), which is maintained by the Issuing Certificate Authority (either in Axiad Conductor or in your environment, depending on how your Enterprise is set up). Once revoked, and once the CRL service checks the CRL, you can no longer use the certificate.
Important
Revocation is final and cannot be undone.
Revoke Multiple Devices
From the Help Desk > Devices page, enter the serial number of the device or a username in the Search box.
From the search results, select individual devices in the list, or check Select All.
Click Bulk Actions.
Select Revoke.
Once completed, you will be redirected back to the Help Desk page, and all selected identity devices will revoke upon your Certificate Revocation List service's caching refresh schedule.
Note
Depending upon your service provider's Certificate Revocation List caching refresh schedule, certificate revocations could take up to 30 days. Check with your CRL service (such as Entra ID, Okta, or Ping) or your IT administrator to validate the caching refresh schedule.
If the operation is time-sensitive, consider disabling the user account in any critical systems.