News, announcements and security tips from the enpass blog.
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, […]
At Enpass, we’re committed to enhancing the experience for our enterprise clients. We are thrilled to announce that Single Sign-On (SSO) is now available exclusively for Enpass Business Enterprise customers. This much-anticipated feature enables administrators to log in to the Enpass business admin console using their organization’s existing Identity Provider (IDP), such as Google Workspace, […]
Since launching Enpass’s integration with Microsoft 365 in May of 2022, Enpass Business has become wildly popular with security- and compliance-conscious organizations around the world. Many business using Microsoft 365 have been moving to Enpass for simple, powerful, private password management that sends zero sensitive data outside a company’s own trusted infrastructure — and many […]
Success, for us at Enpass, is when our solutions address real business needs. Our pride and joy, Enpass Business, has been a game-changer for businesses that want to keep control over their data storage. They’re in love with Enpass for one simple reason: it gives them the power to create and share vaults in their […]
Passwords are still widely used and will continue to be for some time. However, last year, Google made an important announcement in collaboration with the FIDO Alliance, Apple, and Microsoft. They expressed their commitment to supporting passkeys as an alternative to passwords, providing enhanced security and convenience. And yesterday, just in time for World Password […]
At Enpass, our mission is to secure the digital worlds of individuals, families and businesses. Putting customer privacy and security first, we never store user data on our servers – instead we give people the choice of where they store their passwords, logins and other information – locally on their devices, or in their trusted […]
