Keep publishing credentials out of your website
Draw the public boundary, scope release permissions, review diagnostics, and rehearse credential rotation and recovery.
Examine where authority enters a publishing process and which information must remain outside the public website.
Start with the credentials guide, then follow its links to deployment and CMS draft workflows. The goal is a reviewable inventory of capabilities, owners, and recovery steps rather than a vague claim that a platform is secure. Test diagnostic output and the revocation procedure in a controlled environment before giving an automated worker access to a production publication.
Choose the article closest to the decision you are making today. Note the source record, approval boundary, destination, and verification method it proposes. Compare those assumptions with the system you actually operate. Keep unresolved questions visible, and follow the related topic links when you need to examine a specific platform or implementation layer in more detail.
Draw the public boundary, scope release permissions, review diagnostics, and rehearse credential rotation and recovery.