News, announcements and security tips from the enpass blog.
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 […]
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 […]
Disturbing reports of high-profile data breaches involving popular password managers have become more frequent. LastPass and Norton Password Manager were recently hacked, which has raised concerns about the security and reliability of using such tools to store sensitive information. These security breaches can naturally make anyone nervous about the safety of their data. But these […]
Safer Internet Day (SID) is celebrated each year in February to promote a safer and more positive use of digital technology. This globally recognized event addresses a wide range of concerns, from cyberbullying to social networking to digital identity, so that everyone uses technology responsibly, respectfully, and creatively. The safety issues in cyberspace have evolved […]
In December 2022, the popular cloud-based password manager LastPass revealed hackers had stolen the encrypted password vaults of its 30 million users. This means each user’s master password is now the only barrier between the hackers and all their private information. Most password managers, including LastPass, store users’ passwords in a centralized location — a […]
