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Credential Governance

Protect credentials critical to your organization

The credentials your identity system has never seen, now discovered, reclaimed, and governed inside Enterprise Password Manager.

Secure unmanaged credentials before it’s too late

Retain control of important credentials

Ensure critical logins, such as root accounts, are managed by the company so authorized users retain access when employees change roles or leave.

Give teams access without exposing passwords

Authorized team members can autofill company-managed logins but cannot view, copy, or edit them.

Give auditors a clear access history

See who can access each credential today, with a recorded history of access changes.

Control business credentials IT never provisioned

How Credential Governance works

Discover

Find work logins currently outside company oversight

Table of discovered app logins showing users, Company Managed or User Managed status, and last used time

Reclaim

Make critical logins company-managed, assign granular access, and remove duplicate copies

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Govern

Rotate passwords, prevent non-admin edits, and audit access changes

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Credential Governance FAQs

Once a credential is managed, where can end-users see it? Can they access it on the mobile apps?

Once a credential is managed by an administrator, end-users who have access to that credential can only see and use it in b5x on either the web (desktop) or in safari (iOS). They cannot view or use the credential on OPH, OPA, or OPB.

Where does the managed credential live, and how do approved end users access it?

Does it scan everything in 1Password?