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Financial institutions are acquiring apps and creating “super apps.” But what does this mean for your privacy? 

2021 marked the 60th anniversary of the computer password’s invention, but it also marked the year of some of the worst password mishaps. From Facebook to Ticketmaster, we’re commemorating another wild year of password fails, flops, and WTFs.

To streamline how you get around our mobile app, we’re excited to announce changes that will make it easier to use the most important info you store in Dashlane.

As we scaled up, we knew we had to intentionally think through the concepts of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging (DEIB), what they mean, and how they’re practiced at Dashlane.

Working for a bank or in finance means you’re aware of the rising cyber threats to financial institutions. Here’s how to start using a password manager in your financial services business.

Cybersecurity threats to the financial sector are common. Here are some of the biggest hacks and what they can teach you about cybersecurity. 

Infosec leader Naya Moss dropped by Twitter to answer questions about her career in cybersecurity and IT. We’ve rounded up her answers here.

Internal conversations about what, exactly, privacy means to us led to codifying and publishing our “laws” of privacy here at Dashlane.

We work a lot with ones and zeros at Dashlane, but when you’re applying for a job with us, we want you to feel like you’re more than just a number.

Dashlane will never ask for your credentials or account information in an email. Knowing this will help you avoid sophisticated phishing attacks.

Protecting your clients’ info is key to the success of your financial services business. Here’s how cybersecurity tools like a password manager can help.

Learn why eliminating reused passwords is the simplest form of defending against cyber threats.