adding def for secure credential store

Signed-off-by: anaxceron <[email protected]>

docs/appendix/zowe-glossary.md

@@ -91,6 +91,12 @@ A more general term used to describe a modular piece of some component. Dependin
 
 A component may have multiple plug-ins, sometimes working together to form a single purpose or user experience, but an individual plug-in belongs to a single component. See [extension](#extension) for additional context.
 
+#### Secure credential store
+
+Secret storage functionality embedded in core Zowe CLI starting from Zowe V2. Securely stores configured private credentials in the credential manager used by your computer's operating system.
+
+A separate plug-in of the same name used in Zowe V1 CLI.
+
 #### Service
 
 A service provides one or more APIs, and is identified by a service ID. Note that sometimes the term *service name* can be used to mean *service ID*.

docs/user-guide/cli-using-team-managing-credential-security.md

@@ -2,9 +2,11 @@
 
 ## Secure credential storage
 
-With the introduction of team profiles in Zowe CLI V2, the **Secure Credential Store (SCS) Plug-in** is deprecated. The `zowe scs` command group is obsolete.
+With the introduction of team profiles in Zowe CLI V2, the **secure credential store (SCS) Plug-in** is deprecated. The `zowe scs` command group is obsolete.
 
-Secure credential encryption is now included with the Zowe CLI core application. When a command using a profile with missing `user` and `password` information is issued, Zowe CLI V2 prompts you to enter the username and password by default. To save secure properties and values in the Secure Credential Store, use the `zowe config` command group.
+Secure credential encryption is now included with the Zowe CLI core application. When a command using a profile with missing `user` and `password` information is issued, Zowe CLI V2 prompts you to enter the username and password. Both are then stored securely by default.
+
+For other ways to store credentials securely, use the `zowe config` command group. See the following instructions.
 
 ## Configuring secure properties
 
@@ -32,17 +34,17 @@ Create a configuration file and set its secure properties (such as usernames and
     ```
     A configuration file is created, if one does not already exist.
     
-    Additionally, the `profiles.base.properties.user` and `profiles.base.properties.password` fields are added to the base profile `secure` array for that configuration file. This stores the username and password in the Secure Credential Store.
+    Additionally, the `profiles.base.properties.user` and `profiles.base.properties.password` fields are added to the base profile `secure` array for that configuration file. This stores the username and password in the [secure credential store](../appendix/zowe-glossary#secure-credential-store).
 
 3. If needed, add other fields to the secure array.
     - Use a text editor or an IDE (such as Visual Studio Code) to edit the configuration file.
     - Issue the `zowe config set --secure <property-path>` command to secure a specific property in a specific profile.
         
-        For example, `zowe config set profiles.base.properties.password pw123 --secure` adds the `password` property to the base profile's `secure` array and saves the password `pw123` in the Secure Credential Store.
+        For example, `zowe config set profiles.base.properties.password pw123 --secure` adds the `password` property to the base profile's `secure` array and saves the password `pw123` in the secure credential store.
 
         If you issue the command for a property that is already secured, the CLI prompts you to enter a new property value.
 
-    The values for these properties are saved in the Secure Credential Store.
+    The values for these properties are saved in the secure credential store.
 
 ## Updating secure properties
 
@@ -70,7 +72,7 @@ Update secure credentials in an existing config profile:
 
 3. Respond to prompts as needed. Press `Enter` to leave the value unchanged.
 
-    New values are saved in the Secure Credential Store. After the last secure value is submitted, the user returns to the system command prompt.
+    New values are saved in the secure credential store. After the last secure value is submitted, the user returns to the system command prompt.
 
 ## Setting secure properties programmatically
 

docs/user-guide/cli-using-using-team-profiles.md

@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ To update a username or password:
 
 3. Respond to prompts as needed. Press `Enter` to leave the value unchanged.
 
-    New values are saved in the Secure Credential Store. After the last secure value is submitted, the user returns to the system command prompt.
+    New values are saved in the [secure credential store](../appendix/zowe-glossary#secure-credential-store). After the last secure value is submitted, the user returns to the system command prompt.
 
 For more ways to secure credentials in config profiles, see [Managing credential security](../user-guide/cli-using-team-managing-credential-security).
 
@@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ Consider the following benefits of using team profiles:
 
 ## Important information about team profiles
 
-With the introduction of team profiles, the Secure Credential Store (SCS) Plug-in is deprecated. Secure credential encryption is now handled by the the secure array in the `zowe.config.json` file.
+With the introduction of team profiles, the secure credential store (SCS) Plug-in is deprecated. Secure credential encryption is now handled by the the secure array in the `zowe.config.json` file.
 
 You can convert all of your Zowe CLI and Zowe CLI plug-ins V1 profiles to team profiles by issuing the following command:
 
@@ -82,6 +82,4 @@ You can continue using Zowe CLI V1 profiles with Zowe CLI V2. However, we highly
 
 - Commands in the `zowe config` [command group](../user-guide/cli-using-understanding-core-command-groups#config) now let you manage security for any option value.
 
-- The `zowe scs` and `zowe config` command groups were repurposed to work with team profiles.
-
-- Zowe CLI V2 prompts you to enter the username and password securely by default.
+- Zowe CLI V2 prompts you to enter the username and password securely by default.