Shared service-account passwords for city integrations are stored in a wiki editable by dozens of staff. What credential-management change is required?
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Short Explanation
A wiki full of service passwords is a public bulletin board for keys. Put those secrets in a real vault with checkout, rotation, and logs—not a bigger font, a share called secrets, or an all-staff email CC. Shared cleartext pages are how integrations get hijacked.
Full Explanation
Credential-management systems and vaults provide controlled storage, checkout, rotation, and auditing for shared and service secrets. Wikis and broad file shares lack fine-grained secret controls and create durable exposure when pages are copied or cached. Broadcasting credentials by email expands the distribution far beyond need-to-know. Replacing informal repositories with a vault aligns municipal service accounts with sound credential hygiene.