Most security breaches don’t start with complex hacks. They often begin with something simple, like a weak or reused password. Companies set password policies to protect against this, but many don’t have a way to know if employees are actually following them. Some employees may create passwords that don’t meet the company’s requirements, while others […]
If you’ve been online in the last few days, you’ve probably seen the headlines: over 16 billion login credentials have been exposed in what researchers are calling one of the largest data leaks ever compiled. These credentials come from past breaches, malware infections, and other data thefts, all rolled into one massive dump now circulating […]
We’re excited to share the launch of Event Logging and SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) Integration for Enterprise customers. This major upgrade allows organizations to keep a comprehensive audit trail of essential activities within their Enpass environment—while also enabling security teams to stream these logs into their existing SIEM platforms for centralized monitoring, alerting, […]
Enpass is the only password manager that allows users to store passwords their way, on their own devices and in their own environments, instead of on a vendor’s server. WILMINGTON, Del.- Enpass, the only password manager that puts customers in control of where their password data is stored, added Single Sign-On (SSO) for its admin […]
Digital security continues to evolve, and so does the way we authenticate ourselves online. While passwords have long been a trusted method of securing access, passkeys are emerging as the next frontier in digital security, offering a streamlined, phishing-resistant alternative to traditional passwords and marking a new era of enhanced security and unparalleled convenience. In […]
In 2021 alone, 6 billion user accounts suffered data breaches, setting a new (not so happy) record for data breaches. 2022 was no better. The bottom line is that individuals and businesses must better protect themselves against cybercrime. The two most effective ways to safeguard sensitive information are strong passwords and multi-factor authentication (MFA). Together, they […]
