passwordless authentication

Learn what passkeys are, how they work, and what makes this login method phishing-resistant and safer than passwords.

The pros and cons of a future without passwords already impact the user experience, security, IT overhead, device dependency, and adoption.

Google released the first Android 14 developer, which contains changes that enable third-party apps like Dashlane to manage passkeys.

With Apple’s inclusion of third-party passkey support in the upcoming iOS 17, Dashlane will now be able to offer passkey support in both iOS and Android.

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Dashlane’s innovation in the passkey space gives users an easy way to log into sites without a password across devices and browsers.

This blog discusses passkeys, including what they are, how they work, and how they can simplify your security.

Dashlane is bringing third-party passkey support to Android 14 users. Now they can use Dashlane on websites and apps that support passkeys.

Dashlane is now a board-level member of the FIDO Alliance, remaining at the forefront of passkey support for phishing-resistant authentication.

The tech giants are rolling out passwordless authentication—and Dashlane is among the companies leading the charge for passkey support.

Passwordless authentication gives you peace of mind at home, at work, or in between. Let’s imagine what your day would look like in the not-too-distant future without passwords.

Passwordless authentication is finally a reality, and it’s time to dip your toes into this new login method. Learn how it works.