Dashlane

Wondering how Dashlane can simplify and secure your workday? Register for a Tuesday tutorial with our Customer Experience team to get your questions answered, watch step-by-step feature demos, and more. https://bit.ly/3OnZ7zM

There are many little tricks that Dashlane offers, that our users are not aware of. One of those is our Right-Click to Fill feature, which I wanted to spotlight based on some recent conversations I had with Dashlane customers. One question that often comes up is what to do when?autofill doesn’t work as expected. That’s where?Right-Click to Fill?comes in as a reliable fallback! Here’s how it works: 1???Navigate to the form field?(e.g., username, password, or credit card). 2???Right-click?in the field and select?Dashlane?from the context menu. 3?? Pick the right type of data then Dashlane will display your saved entries for that field, and you can select the one you want to fill. This feature ensures you can still quickly fill in your data, even if standard autofill runs into a hiccup. Want to know more? Check out:?https://lnkd.in/g-wrW6M4 Have you tried Right-Click to Fill yet? Did you find it helpful? Let me know your thoughts in the comments! ??

When it comes to password hygiene, where does your industry rank? Find out in our 2024 Password Health Report. https://lnkd.in/gPXPATzq

IT leaders will face new security challenges in 2025, and now’s the time for a password health checkup. Tune in to a live discussion with our credential security experts to learn about global password health trends and how you can improve your organization’s scores with best practices and practical strategies.? Reserve your spot now: https://bit.ly/40TLYWI

This week is #passkeysweek! To celebrate this occasion, we’d like to bring back this video we created that provides a simple explanation of this innovation, including what #passkeys are in the first place, and why they’re more secure than passwords.

Want to hear what business users are saying about Dashlane? Check out our reviews on G2 and TrustRadius. https://lnkd.in/eKYBymaZ

ICYMI - Dashlane CEO John Bennett writes in the The Wall Street Journal about best practices organizations can take to prevent a potential crisis in credential security. https://lnkd.in/eZ2RsCtx

According to IBM, the global average cost of a data breach in 2024 is 4.88 million dollars. ?? That means just one compromised credential could cost your organization nearly 5 million dollars. ?? Dashlane helps organizations minimize costly credential-based risks. Our platform gives IT admins powerful tools and more visibility into credential-based threats to protect the whole organization against breaches. ?? Learn what else we can do for your business: https://lnkd.in/eKYBymaZ

ICYMI

Had a great discussion with Jason Chan, former CISO of Netflix about building for a #identityfirst paradigm. If you missed it, listen to it on demand. Some highlights. Protect the person, not just the data Paint a vision that in a world where screens are disposable, data is in cloud, the most important thing is to protect the person Do an archaeology of what you have and where are your risk. You cannot secure what you don't know about. So get visibility, & inventory of where identities are created, stored and where are the risk Secure Access Overwhelming the organization's highest priority need is to secure employee while reducing friction. Access is distributed and very dependent on the needs of the different team within the organization so build some strategic principles around access e.g. ubiquitous MFA Drive Adoption Measure adoption of access principles by segments of employees, understand barriers - adjust and iterate. Constantly show progress to build momentum Establish relationship with key stakeholders in the organization Managing identity is an ongoing affair so having connectivity with the stakeholder allows a security team to learn and influence behaviors Communicate the business value Connect the investment in identity to business goals and how it is advancing business priorities Thank you Jason Chan!