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How Dashlane Is Making 2FA Easier for IT Admins and Employees
Improvements to Dashlane’s 2FA make it even easier for IT admins to turn on and even more seamless for employees to use.
What Is Password Sharing & When Should I Use It
What is password sharing? Sharing logins is a common and often unavoidable practice that can be made safer through password management tools and practices.
Why We Localize Dashlane
Dashlane localizes its app, customer support, and content into many different languages to provide the best customer experience.
Measuring B2B Customer Satisfaction: How Dashlane Leverages a Unique, Data-Driven Approach
Co-written by Tangi Gouez, Dashlane Product Data Analyst, and Manuel Cellier, Associate Product Data Analyst At Dashlane, we believe each of us should feel connected to the end user, regardless of our roles and level of daily customer interaction. To ensure this, one of Dashlane’s core objectives is customer satisfaction. Due to our French roots, […]
Top 10 Password Tips & Tricks to Protect Yourself
Password management is made more secure and convenient by following password tips that incorporate the latest best practices and tools.
6 Things a Safe Username Should Always Do
What should a safe username do? Unique, private, and secure usernames are an important element of cyber health and security.
From MV2 to MV3: How Dashlane Prepares for the Transition
Here’s how Dashlane is transitioning from Manifest V2 to Manifest V3, a new architecture model for Chrome extensions that improves security.
Dashlane Names John Bennett as New Chief Executive Officer
JD Sherman and Dashlane welcome John Bennett as the new Chief Executive Officer. Bennett brings over 30 years of experience leading high-growth B2B SaaS and communication companies.
How To Create a Small Business Cybersecurity Plan That Works
A small business cybersecurity plan details how to protect an organization from cyber threats, including using password managers to safeguard company data.
The Most Notable Breaches That Kicked Off 2023
Here’s a breakdown of the significant security breaches so far in 2023: LastPass, Norton LifeLock, Twitter, Mailchimp, FanDuel, and T-Mobile.
