Password managers

APC’s security experts consistently warn against using the password-saving feature of a browser – but which dedicated password manager should you choose instead?

Reviewed by Mike Jennings

The best password managers make it easy to stay secure online. The concept is simple: all of your passwords are stored in an encrypted online vault, which can only be unlocked with your private master password. Once you’ve entered this password, the password manager uses the appropriate credentials to log you into which ever site or service you want to access. While most web browsers have built-in password managers, they’re not as flexible or secure as a dedicated app. The password managers on test this month aren’t just for individual users. Many of these products are also offered in business-friendly versions (albeit for higher prices). With the widespread adoption of hybrid and remote working, users are increasingly storing business-sensitive passwords on their devices, and IT departments should take a hard…

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APC (Digital) - 1 Issue, December 2023

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