Security Tips

Fostering a strong security culture at work means empowering employees to do their part in keeping company data secure—and making it easy.

Allowing browsers to save passwords is a temptation for many employees, but there is a safer and simpler way: using an independent password management app.

Nowadays, where does your kitchen table end and your desk begin? When does your morning routine end and your first hour on the clock begin? Here’s what you should and shouldn’t do on your work computer to protect your personal data.

Dashlane SSO fuses the security capabilities of SSO and password management to simplify the protection of your valuable data.

We may not be proud of it, but most of us have creeped on a crush or ex online when curiosity got the best of us. Here’s how to turn it into a lesson rather than—like your therapist told you— an unhealthy waste of time.

Keeping your business secure as risks grow is no easy feat. But despite spending more money on security, many organizations don’t have full confidence in their ability to actually secure their environment.

You may not be ready for a joint bank account, but you are ready to share passwords for streaming. Here are a few things to remember when you take the next step.

For Data Privacy Day, we handed our Instagram account to one of our internal experts—Head of IT, Jay Leaf-Clark—to answer your burning questions about data privacy practices and pitfalls.

Passwords are so ubiquitous in our day-to-day lives, they can seem insignificant. But when it comes to business, they might be the one thing standing between a hacker and our company’s sensitive data.

Passwords are the gateway to company data. How do your security practices measure up?  Creating a password oftentimes feels like a means to an end. With a bevy of work and personal accounts, the simple act of logging in can be arduous. It’s only natural that we create—or worse, reuse—a simple and memorable-to-us (read: weak) […]

Dashlane recently conducted a survey with Harris Poll that explored what U.S. employees think about online security and password management.

Like many of us, you’re probably ready to put 2020 behind you. But before you do, don’t miss the opportunity to strengthen your company’s security for the year ahead.