Dashlane Password Manager
Simple security for organizations and their people
•105 reviews•229 followers
What is Dashlane Password Manager?
Dashlane is a security-first password manager that makes it easy to sign in, autofill, and share passwords from any device, anywhere. We’ve never been breached, never see your data, and provide simple tools to protect you at work and at home.
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Recent Dashlane Password Manager Launches
Dashlane Starter The low-cost, low-commitment password manager employees love
Launched on November 15th, 2022
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Dashlane Starter - The low-cost, low-commitment password manager employees love
Dashlane Starter is the affordable solution to start securing your team for a flat monthly price. Easy to use and loved by employees, Dashlane Starter is the perfect tool to keep your team safe without compromising their productivity.
Dashlane 5 - The password manager built for everyone to use everywhere
Dashlane is the password manager known for its simplicity and beautiful UI - now with a full-featured browser extension and web app, it is far easier to get started and take the hassle out of passwords and online forms. Dashlane 5 adds Linux (Chrome & Firefox), Chromebook and Edge support!
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knowing they've never been breached gives me peace of mind. worth every penny for the security-first approach
