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!! How Credential Management Store works
This methodology utilizes a secure storage area where [credentials] are kept for all or most of the applications. The user authenticates to the credential store and a client-side agent then supplies the credentials to the individual applications or platforms.
This solution requires a client-side agent, or service manages credentials on behalf of the user. When access is required to a specific system, the front-end agent, or service then passes the appropriate credential through to gain the required access.
The client-side agent may also manage password changes such that they are consistent [CSO|Consistent Sign-On], according to a chosen policy, across systems.
! Disadvantages
Though credential management store is a valid methodology, the follwoing are considered drawbacks:
*The requirement of a client-side agent requires client-side management which could be difficult within large environments.
*Although credential management store does maintain different passwords among the different applications and platforms, the solution still has the "Keys to the Kingdom" threat where if a user’s password to the credential management store is discovered.
!! More Information
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