News, announcements and security tips from the enpass blog.
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 […]
And how our approach to data sovereignty, restricts hackers to target your sensitive data, ensuring your security is always resilient. You have heard about password managers getting hacked and the fallout that comes with it—sensitive data stolen, mass exposure of millions of users’ vaults, and businesses scrambling to recover. So, it is no wonder so […]
Over the last month, Enpass became one of the first password mangers to embrace the passwordless future by adding passkey management to our iOS and Android apps. Today we’re closing the loop with the introduction of passkey management for Mac, Windows and Linux. Now that Enpass can create passkeys on any of your devices, and […]
A couple weeks ago, Enpass became one of the first password managers to manage and sync passkeys across devices on iOS, and today we’re bringing passkey management to Android too, enabled by the introduction of Android 14. You’ve almost certainly been hearing a lot about passkeys lately, and with good reason! A partnership of leading […]
Great news! Apple has just released iOS 17, which includes a major leap forward in security: Opening up passkey management to password managers like Enpass. Even better news! Enpass has just released an update to go along with this change. You can now create passkeys in Enpass and sync them between devices, along with your […]
In the ever-changing landscape of digital security, where 89% of organizations have fallen victim to phishing attacks in the past year alone, the search for a more secure, user-friendly, and efficient authentication method never ends. Traditional passwords, though commonly used, have their shortcomings. They can be difficult to remember, especially when managing multiple accounts, and […]
