ps-stuff VS SecretManagement

Alternatively to the base64 option: Write the Mail in Outlook, export it and send with ps: https://github.com/Businesskasper/ps-stuff/blob/main/Misc/SendOutlookExportedMail.ps1 You can use placeholders and replace them with variables.

Poor mans solution: encrypt the secret using a self signed certificate on the server. https://github.com/Businesskasper/ps-stuff/blob/main/Certificates/EncryptAndReadSecrets.ps1 No need for automation products or secret stores if that is all you need.

I used this https://github.com/Businesskasper/ps-stuff/blob/2d290ec9ce7e66f65b04fcbee804b02873278879/Windows/EncryptLocalDrivesWithBitlocker.ps1

I once built something quick for my personal notebook: https://github.com/Businesskasper/ps-stuff/tree/main/Windows/WindowsSetup

Securely Store Credentials on Disk Using the new secrets manager by MS is probably one of the easier and better ways to go about this now. · https://github.com/PowerShell/SecretManagement

Looks good. Can I ask what your case is for using SecretManagement.JustinGrote.CredMan module? The license says it’s a modification of https://github.com/PowerShell/SecretManagement/tree/master/ExtensionModules/CredManStore, but the source is not available on the authors Github page for this module.

There is a PowerShell secrets module, which is presumably more secure: https://github.com/PowerShell/SecretManagement

As for the credential handling, you're on the right track. PSFalcon doesn't handle them, so you can store them however you'd like as long as they're passed to Request-FalconToken as plain text. I plan on looking into support for the SecretManagement module in a future version.

I've used the SecretManagement module from Microsoft for some time and been very happy with it.

However there are other ways to handle secret management. Microsoft, as of last year, offers the SecretManagement module that I have not messed with yet. https://github.com/PowerShell/SecretManagement