The phrase "credentials to access" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a set of information or data that is required for gaining access to something. For example: "You will need your credentials to access the online database."
Prosecutors say Nikulin used a LinkedIn employee's credentials to access the company's computers in 2012.
"If you have to show credentials to access data, that's not what open data is.
Reporters who regularly cover baseball have season-long parking passes and credentials to access stadiums that do not require advance notice for entry.
It can be configured to crawl and download an entire Web site — or a trove of classified SigAct reports, if you can give it the credentials to access them.
It can be configured to crawl and download an entire Web site or a trove of classified SigAct reports, if you can give it the credentials to access them.
For us, it's about having the correct credentials to access computers, systems and services.
Then, the required external credential to access the requested resource on behalf of the user is retrieved from the Single Sign-On server and stored in Message.
Users do not need new cloud provided credentials (keys) to access the proxyS3 service.
The website that was put in place by hackers asked users to enter their Apple IDs - the credentials needed to access services like Apple's iTunes.
If attackers have already exploited it they could have stolen encryption keys, passwords or other credentials required to access a server, they said.
There is no indication that PIN credentials, used to access University systems and web resources, have been exposed," the university IT team notes on a website it set up with information it's making public about the breach and help and guidelines for people who are affected.
