Recent Articles About Password Managers

Explore the power and security behind Norton’s free password manager feature and why it’s important to your overall cybersecurity health.

Password managers are easier to use than you think, but you may feel overwhelmed trying to find which is the right one for your older loved ones. We’ll help you choose the easiest password manager to use that doesn’t skimp on security.

While 1Password has unique features, NordPass is a better choice in almost every other category.

In this guide, we’ll review the pros and cons of our top three password managers for families: NordPass, 1Password, and Dashlane.

Sticky Password Manager makes it easy to keep your online credentials secure.

Explore the ultimate password management showdown: RoboForm vs 1Password, as we compare features, security, and pricing.

From the makers of the popular antivirus, we’ll review Bitdefender Password Manager and share what it has to offer.

A basic password manager that stores passwords and sensitive information, mSecure lacks many extra amenities and features to set it apart as a great password manager.

Whether you’re new to password managers or just moving away from LastPass, we recommend NordPass, Bitwarden, and 1Password to get you started.

NordPass is best for users looking for an overall excellent password management experience, while LastPass is best for its free service (if you aren’t wary of its data breach history).

Whether you're a command line guru or someone who just wants that seamless autofill experience, NordPass, 1Password, and Bitwarden bring their A-game to the Linux table.

NordPass is the software you want when you require an entire password suite for an incredible price. Dashlane is a solid free password manager with all the standard features you’ll need.