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title: Managing a Cache in a Secure System
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A secured system does both authentication at connection time
and authorization prior to cache operations.
Client apps and cluster members (servers and locators) require
configuration and setup when the `SecurityManager` is enabled.
See the section on [Security](../../security/chapter_overview.html)
for details.
For authentication, see
[Implementing Authentication](../../security/implementing_authentication.html).