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Things I wish I’d known when I started interviewing people. This article is part one in a two-part series. “Hey, wanna interview someone?” You are developer and one day your manager comes to you, asking if you would be willing to take part in the recruitment process of the next member of your team. Being a great team player, you […]

For Women’s History Month, we’re highlighting women in cybersecurity and asking how they navigate the internet while keeping their data safe.

For IT admins, keeping tabs on employee passwords can seem daunting, but Dashlane has the tools to make it simple. Once you’ve identified weak passwords used by staff, it’s time to encourage employees to change poor password habits.

For Women’s History Month, we’re looking at cybersecurity as it affects women, from surveillance as a feminist issue, to the collection of women-specific data online, and the need for safe internet communities.

Rachel Tobac, a white hat hacker and the CEO of SocialProof Security, tells us just how paranoid we need to be online.

Sheehan Nagle Hartray Architects (SNHA) is a leading full-service architectural firm that, until recently, was faced with several cybersecurity challenges—particularly poor password habits. That’s where Dashlane came in.

Here’s some news about adding bank accounts, a handy keyboard shortcut to open our extension, and a new feature that allows you to get what you need out of Dashlane without slowing down. Let’s take a tour!

With a password manager, IT admins don’t need to spend all day thinking about and updating passwords or searching for places where they may have been leaked—Dashlane’s Password Health and Dark Web Monitoring tools help with the heavy lifting.

With our latest improvements to Password Generator, you no longer have to choose between convenience and security.

Look, it’s great to have ambitious goals, but we’re focusing on advice that’s simple and attainable because our time and energy are limited resources these days. In this post, we’ll show you tips to spring clean your digital life at home and at work just by using Dashlane.

Just this past January, Dashlane was awarded a new patent—our fifth in total—and I thought I would use the occasion to share how patents work in general and how we leverage our intellectual property here at Dashlane.

In an earlier post, we gave you 68,680,741 reasons why you need an automated password manager to better secure your business. As cybersecurity threats and attacks continue to soar, the incentives for implementing a password manager have increased far past 68 million.