Remove an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure account from Cisco Multicloud Defense and delete its API keys, users, groups, policies, and associated resources.
Use the following procedure to remove an OCI cloud environment from Multicloud Defense:
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Cisco Multicloud Defense User Guide
Updated: July 8, 2026
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Log inRemove an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure account from Cisco Multicloud Defense and delete its API keys, users, groups, policies, and associated resources.
Use the following procedure to remove an OCI cloud environment from Multicloud Defense:
Log into the OCI console.
Delete the API key. For more information, refer to the Deleting API Signing Keys from a Roving Edge Infrastructure Device.
Delete Multicloud Defense Users. For more information, refer to the Deleting a User.
NoteWhen you remove the user from the OCI account, this does not delete the audit data of the user from when it was valid.
Delete the Multicloud Defense Group. For more information, refer to the Deleting Groups chapter in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Documentation.
Delete any and all Multicloud Defense access policies. For more information, refer to the Deleting an Access Policy chapter in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Documentation.
Delete the OCI account from Multicloud Defense Controller. .
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