A secure password management service
Get optimal access protection and facilitate collaboration between your employees.
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Why use a password manager?
A password manager is a digital safe encrypting and storing your identifiers and access keys and also allowing you to generate and fill automatically as well as share safely.
Enhanced security
Store your passwords in an encrypted safe for optimal protection
Reliability
Avoid security breaches with robust and unique suggestions
Easy sharing
Easily share accesses while keeping your identifiers confidential
Productivity boost
No more time spent looking for and resetting your passwords!
Unparalleled expertise and follow-up
+ 350 companies already trust us.
Simple deployment
Effortlessly install the tool in your organization and train your teams to use it
100% centralized IT management
Intuitive interface to centralize, manage and control all aspects of your IT infrastructure
A team of experts
Find all the advice and support you need from our team
Economic gains
Take advantage of a tailor-made offer adapted to your needs, at the best prices on the market
How does it work?
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Project validation
Receive and sign a clear quote with no unpleasant surprises.
Deployment
Meet our teams of experts, plan actions to deploy your solutions and launch them effortlessly.
Project monitoring
Get help and answers for your actions at any point during our collaboration.
Securely share your passwords
Easily, everywhere and for all your employees
FAQs
Find our answers to your most frequently asked questions. Still having doubts? Talk to one of our experts!
A password manager enhances security by generating, storing, and sharing strong passwords in a secure manner. It reduces the risks of cyberattacks linked to weak or reused passwords and facilitates access management.
Yes, absolutely! Dashlane uses end-to-end encryption protocols (called AES-256), requires multi-factor authentication, and follows a zero-knowledge model—that is, no data can be accessed by Dashlane itself. These measures guarantee the confidentiality of identifiers and the security of your data.