The Workforce Password Management capability enables companies to securely store and manage password-based credentials in CyberArk Cloud or optionally self-hosted CyberArk Vault and enforce robust controls over business application access. It also provides users a seamless, one-click access to business apps and eliminates the need to save credentials in password managers or browsers.
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