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Dashlane Names JD Sherman Chief Executive Officer
Dashlane today announced the appointment of JD Sherman as Chief Executive Officer. Sherman will join the company on February 1, 2021, bringing decades of experience from leadership roles at IBM, Akamai, and most recently HubSpot, where he served as President and Chief Operating Officer since 2012.
Building for Security in a Browser Environment
As you may already know, Dashlane is transitioning from desktop apps to a web-first experience, where users can access their accounts through a browser extension. We knew from the very beginning of this process that we had to ensure the new Dashlane experience would meet our strict security standards. In this post, we’re excited to […]
Product Update: Associated Websites Now Autofill with Dashlane
We love when an update or new feature addresses customer requests directly. And in the case of this autofill update, we know our customers have been requesting it for a while: Please autofill related sites automatically. After adding a family password manager plan and SSO integration for our business customers as well as having more […]
The Top 3 Reasons Businesses Get Hacked—and How to Avoid Them
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) […]
New Research Uncovers the State of Security in the Workplace
Dashlane recently conducted a survey with Harris Poll that explored what U.S. employees think about online security and password management.
Online Shopping Simplified: How to Add Your Payment Details to Dashlane with a Tap
It’s called near field communication, or NFC, and it means you can add a payment method to Dashlane just by tapping you card against your phone.
Twitter Employees and Zoom Users Top Dashlane’s List of 2020’s “Worst Password Offenders”
Experian, Nintendo, and Marriott Also Appear in Fifth Annual Rankings NEW YORK, December 3, 2020 — Dashlane today announced its fifth annual list of the year’s “Worst Password Offenders.” As our lives have migrated almost entirely online due to the pandemic, the list highlights the companies and organizations with the most significant password-related mishaps of […]
Building a Webpack Plugin to Generate Localized Emails
At Dashlane we build most of our transactional emails and some marketing emails using basic HTML/CSS with a sprinkle of EJS templating for rendering variables and conditional statements on server-side. Unfortunately, HTML emails can be a frustrating thing to work on since email clients typically render using outdated standards and require nested tables and other […]
What Businesses Can Do in Q4 to Get 2021 Off to a Good (and Secure) Start
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.
Pitch a Password Manager to Your Boss in 8 Easy Steps
So you want to get a password manager for your company, but your boss—or their boss—is hesitant. Here’s everything you need to know to get the buy-in necessary to implement Dashlane in your company 1. Reveal the risk The first thing to do is show that poor password habits can put company data at risk, especially with more people working from home […]
What IT Departments Can Learn From This Summer’s Major Twitter Hack
The more cognizant employees and the general public become about online security risks, the savvier hackers seem to be. As much as we’d like to think we’re ahead of the curve with a keen eye for fraud, hacking has become increasingly sophisticated, making it all the more pertinent that employees know what to look out […]
How to Find a Password Manager Your Business Will Love and Employees Will Use
Think of your company’s passwords as baby Yodas—they must be protected at all costs. A password is the most crucial element to keeping your company’s data secure—as well as the weakest link when it comes to data security, though only 31% of companies use a password-management solution to protect their data. (ICYMI, here’s our post […]