passkeys

Customer data security and privacy have always been at the heart of Dashlane. Our core security principle is our zero-knowledge architecture, which ensures nobody can access your data except you. This feels simple, but it’s actually pretty complex to implement in a product like Dashlane. Our security white paper goes into details about how we […]

Multiple Dashlane experts attended Authenticate 2024, including 3 as presenters and panelists, to connect about the present and future of passkeys.

Learn how MFA technology will evolve in its usage as passkey technology continues to grow in popularity.

To ensure moving passkeys to a new password manager is standardized and secure, Dashlane and 1Password have developed two public standards.

Dashlane is working on a feature that uses AWS Nitro confidential computing to make passkey usage even more secure. Public beta coming soon.

We’re excited to announce that, after years of close partnership with Google’s Android team, Dashlane is day-one ready for Android 15, and we’re also coming to your smartwatches with WearOS 5! Our team has worked hard to support all the new features of Android 15, including significant passkey improvements.  Keep reading to learn what you […]

Learn why password managers are an easy and secure way to store and manage passkeys, and how to set up passkeys on your device.

Learn the simple, technical explanations of passkeys: What they are, how they work, and how they keep users safer than traditional passwords.

Dashlane users can now unlock passkeys with biometrics, such as their fingerprint or FaceID, in our browser extension.

In celebration of Safer Internet Day, Dashlane shares tips on how to stay safe online for kids, adults, teens, and senior citizens.

Passwordless authentication, simplified employee and admin experiences, phishing protection—these are some improvements we made in 2023.

See how GitHub followed FIDO Alliance’s UX guidelines when implementing passkeys for a clear, user-friendly experience.