Overview
Details the secure storage feature, which encrypts sensitive configuration data (like keys and credentials) using hardware trust anchors, and explains how to enable/disable this protection.
A secure storage feature is a security mechanism that
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encrypts critical configuration information, such as VPN and IPSec key pairs, pre-shared secrets, and credentials,
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stores an instance-unique encryption key in the hardware trust anchor to prevent compromise, and
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enables protection for type 6 password encryption keys and certain credentials.
By default, this feature is enabled on platforms with a hardware trust anchor. Platforms without a hardware trust anchor do not support secure storage.