One of the easiest ways hackers can get their hands on your personal information is by accessing the login credentials to your online banking accounts, email inboxes, or anywhere else on the web where sensitive information is stored. That’s why it’s recommended that you change your password every thirty days and that you don’t use the same password on multiple accounts. Easier said than done, right?
If it sounds like a lot to keep track of, the truth is, it is. It is why password managers like Dashlane exist in the first place. This handy app can generate secure passwords and accurately autofill them based on the website you’re on (it works on a variety of platforms and browsers). That way you can instantly log into any site, make a payment, store your personal data, and feel secure about the entire process. In the case of Dashlane, each of the passwords and all your auto-filled data are stored in a military-grade encrypted vault, and users can add two-factor authentication for an extra level of security.
Aside from generating strong passwords and securely storing information, Dashlane also works across your devices so that you can sync your credential information from your desktop to your iPhone, and can also encrypt information into a backup Cloud account.
All things considered, it’s no surprise that Dashlane is one of the best-reviewed password managers around. It’s been named the App of the Year by both Apple and Google (with over 100,000 5-star reviews). Reviewers boast that it is an “excellent app that saves time and frustration” and that Dashlane “makes it so easy to keep and change my passwords on a regular basis.”
Access to the Premium Plan one-year subscription to Dashlane is currently on sale for $29.99, that’s half off its original price tag.
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