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Centralized credential management API for group owners
Centralized credential management API for group owners
The Credentials Inventory API is now available for Enterprise users on GitLab.com. This adds credential management capabilities previously only available on self-hosted instances, and enables organizations to better manage and secure their authentication tokens and keys. The Credentials Inventory API provides programmatic access to view credentials across your organization, including: - Personal Access Tokens (PATs) - Group Access Tokens (GrATs) - Project Access Tokens (PrATs) - SSH Keys - GPG Keys This API complements the existing Credentials Inventory UI, allowing enterprise administrators to automate credential management tasks that previously required manual intervention. With the Credentials Inventory API, you can: - Automate security workflows: Build automated processes to monitor, audit, and revoke credentials. - Enforce credential policies: Identify and revoke unused or expired tokens. - Improve security posture: Reduce the risk of credential misuse through regular auditing. - Streamline operations: Integrate credential management into your existing security tools and workflows.
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