diff --git a/rules/do-you-handle-multi-os-dev-teams-in-source-control/rule.md b/rules/do-you-handle-multi-os-dev-teams-in-source-control/rule.md
index d9ce3f2f928..4b930e85560 100644
--- a/rules/do-you-handle-multi-os-dev-teams-in-source-control/rule.md
+++ b/rules/do-you-handle-multi-os-dev-teams-in-source-control/rule.md
@@ -134,7 +134,7 @@ To further ensure smooth collaboration among multi-OS teams, it’s important to
 
 When working with .NET applications, developers often use the Visual Studio UI for managing secrets. The UI doesn’t work well across different platforms. To ensure consistency, the **CLI** is a better choice for managing secrets in a cross-platform environment.
 
-### Solution: Use the .NET CLI for secrets management
+### Solution: Use the .NET CLI for local development secrets management
 
 Use the `.NET CLI` to store and retrieve secrets, as this approach works consistently on all platforms: