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

Modern UI testing frameworks not only enhance our experience as developers — more importantly, our users will experience a more reliable interface.

Ransomware attacks pummeled the healthcare industry last year. 2021 promises more of the same, as a recent rash of attacks on French hospitals has shown.

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.

U.S. IT firm SolarWinds experienced a software hack in 2020 that is only now being fully uncovered. New reports peg the catalyst of the incident on a weak password created by an intern: solarwinds123.

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

Securing access to critical assets and systems is often much simpler—and much more affordable—than organizations in the public and critical infrastructure sectors may realize. The February hack of a water treatment plant emphasized the challenges that public sector organizations face when it comes to cybersecurity.

We’re answering some of your most-asked questions about our transition from desktop apps to the Dashlane extension and web app.

Normally, articles like this are rife with doom and gloom pearl-clutching about the decline of eye contact and the horrors of convenience culture, but after a year in which the necessity of tech-mediated social contact became a balm rather than a bug, we decided to take a more uplifting angle.

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.

The shift to remote work has forced companies to change how they think about their security. CISA recently published a report highlighting an increase in successful phishing attacks exploiting cybersecurity weaknesses of remote and distributed teams.