CMU lets system administrators automate the common credential management tasks that most users find extremely daunting. Custom CMU scripts can be used to:

• facilitate PKI enrollment
• reconfigure critical applications after key rollover
• synchronize user credentials between web browsers
• create secure backups of user credentials
• transparently configure user CAPI, MAPI, Outlook S/MIME, and GAL profiles

Imagine what you’ll save in help desk calls alone!

CMU scripts can be easily distributed as self-extracting/self-executing packages that users can run from your corporate web server by simply clicking on a link.

New! CMU 2.7.1.4 supports the substitution of references to CSP^id-compatible, DPAPI-encrypted password files in place of explicit passwords in all appropriate command line arguments. This allows users to hide their passwords from any administrator/system process that can monitor/log their command line invocations. (Similar enhanced functionality is provided for authenticated HTTPS downloads using the ‘cmu d’ operation via the support of up to nine independent POST/GET parameters that are replaced at runtime by the contents of Windows DPAPI-protected files.)

Included in the latest release is a stand-alone customizable GUI application (cpf4cmu) that may be distributed to end-users for the purpose of creating suitable DPAPI-protected ciphertext files; no CSP^id license is required.