
Where there are passwords, there is online security
And those passwords are a key line of defense to protecting your organization’s online security. I recently attended a talk about WordPress blogging and content management capabilities, and one of the surprising things I learned about was a tool that creates encrypted passwords and remembers them as you traverse the web.
In looking into that tool, LastPass, I also came across a few others that have similar capabilities. Here is a rundown of two popular password managers and key features. Share tips and your favorites in the comment section below.
2 Tools to Help Manage Your Online Passwords
1. LastPass
- you can install universally, or to a specific browser
- is cloud-based
- remembers all of the passwords you want it to, and fills them in automatically
- can generate passwords
- free for desktop version or $1/month for premium (enables mobile device access)
2. RoboForm
- is cloud-based
- Stores all logins
- Enables one-click form completion (including credit card information)
- can generate passwords
- Rated #1 in CNET Password Manager Review
- $30 for desktop version or $20/year for cloud-based version (enables mobile device access)
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Cnet review of password managers
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