Item: Dashlane Password Manager
Rating: 10
Author: Verified User

Overall Satisfaction with Dashlane Password Manager

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use it to store and grant leveled access to credentials, both internal and external (we're an MSP). Most of us also use it for personal accounts and passwords. Using a password manager like Dashlane Password Manager is more secure than saving logins in our web browsers or on a physical piece of paper.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Password storage
Password generation
Dark web monitoring
Password health check

Cons

It can be over-aggressive with autofill (in fields that aren't asking for username or password)
Sharing logins between internal colleagues should not require email invitation

Return on Investment

Better security posture
Easier password rotation (non-Microsoft accounts)
Time saved by autofill

Usability

Products Replaced

Key Insights

Do you think Dashlane Password Manager delivers good value for the price?

Yes

Are you happy with Dashlane Password Manager's feature set?

Yes

Did Dashlane Password Manager live up to sales and marketing promises?

Yes

Did implementation of Dashlane Password Manager go as expected?

Yes

Would you buy Dashlane Password Manager again?

Yes

Other Software Used

Amazon Connect, Kaseya BMS, Datto RMM, Microsoft Teams

Likelihood to Recommend

A password manager like Dashlane Password Manager is well suited for organizations who work within a lot of disparate systems, and/or have some level of access to other organizations' assets. We use SSO as much as possible these days, but there's plenty outside of that scope. I have also recommended a personal license to friends and family who I've seen using less secure password storage methods. Dashlane Password Manager would be less suited to organizations whose entire scope is behind an SSO login as there's only one password to remember.

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A worthwhile tool for your organization