# Credential Manager

#### **Overview**

The **Credential Manager** feature in Cubilock allows administrators to manage and configure password management and authentication systems. This feature provides seamless integration with Android devices, enabling users to authenticate and securely manage their credentials across enterprise systems.

#### **Key Features**

* **Credential Provider Policy**: The **Credential Manager** feature allows apps, such as password managers, to act as credential providers on devices running Android 14 or higher. This enables users to securely store and auto-fill login credentials for supported apps and services.
* **Application Integration**: Applications like **1Password** and other password managers can be integrated into the system to provide enhanced security and streamlined authentication.
* **Device Support**: The **Credential Provider Policy** ensures that only apps compatible with Android 14+ are authorized to function as credential providers, providing a high level of security and user control.

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#### **Setting Up Credential Manager**

1. **Navigate to the Applications Tab**:
   * From the **Cubilock EMM dashboard**, go to the **Applications** tab to view and manage installed applications on the devices.
2. **Select the Application**:
   * Choose the **password manager app** (e.g., 1Password) from the list of available applications.
   * Click on the **three dots** in the **Actions** column and select **Credential Provider**.
3. **Enable the Credential Provider Policy**:
   * In the pop-up window, toggle the **Credential Provider Policy** to **ON**. This setting allows the selected application to act as a credential provider for devices running Android 14 and above.
4. **Save the Configuration**:
   * Once the configuration is set, click **Save** to apply the changes.
5. **Testing the Integration**:
   * Enroll a device and ensure that the selected password manager is functioning as the credential provider. Test by logging into a supported app and verifying that the credentials are autofilled correctly.

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#### **Credential Provider Policy Details**

* **OS Version Support**: The **Credential Provider Policy** is supported on devices running **Android 14 and above**. Make sure that the devices in your enterprise meet the system requirements for full functionality.
* **Permission Settings**: The **Credential Provider** policy can be set for specific applications that meet the criteria. This policy ensures that only the selected apps are granted permission to manage credentials on the device.

#### **Additional Notes**

* The **Credential Provider Policy** is only applicable to **Android 14+** devices. For older versions of Android, this functionality may not be supported.
* Regular updates should be applied to ensure that the password manager apps remain compliant with the latest security protocols.


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