Password Managers Comparisons

Using a password manager has become as essential for personal use as for running a business. However, finding the best one isn’t always easy, with some being more family-oriented and others perfectly suited for larger companies.

NordPass and 1Password are two extremely reliable password managers, always neck-to-neck to be the best solution on the market. While NordPass may be a fledgling compared to industry veteran 1Password, it has inherited cybersecurity knowledge from its sibling NordVPN. Meanwhile, 1Password remains a favorite thanks to its feature-packed plans and ability to store several types of data.

Both services support a wide array of platforms, are affordable, and provide high-level security. Still, there are clear areas where one outshines the other. Read More…

There are plenty of password managers on the market. However, few of them offer as many free features as Enpass or LastPass. At zero cost, both companies already provide a reliable piece of software to store your sensitive information securely. That being said, they both provide various different tools and offer paid subscriptions that enhance their product in very distinct ways. Although it may be difficult to pick a clear winner out of two similar services, ultimately, only one will work best for you. Read More…

With so many password managers out there, it's only natural that, on the surface, some of them seem pretty similar. Interface-wise, it's quite obvious that RememBear took inspiration from Dashlane. However, that doesn't mean their products are the same. In fact, there are many differences when it comes to both their free and paid plans. While RememBear might be a better option for someone looking for a simple password manager without many extras, Dashlane may be the way to go for users searching for a more comprehensive service. Read More…

Why pay for a service when you can use it for free? Both NordPass and Bitwarden provide reliable password managers at zero cost that allow you to synchronize all your devices. They also offer strong security by encrypting data end to end and neither NordPass nor Bitwarden have access to your information. However, there are some distinctions between the two. To really understand which free plan is better, you’ll probably have to download both password managers and see which interface you like the most. For paid plans, there’s a clear winner. Read More…

Every day there are more cyber criminals trying to get hold of your personal information. Consequently, ensuring that you use strong and unique passwords has become essential. To achieve that, the best answer is to use a password manager to store your credentials safely and to receive warnings about weak keys or data breaches. 1Password and Bitwarden are two examples of this type of software that excel at protecting your personal information. However, while the former’s paid solution provides one of the best password managers on the market, the latter’s zero-cost subscription is one of the most comprehensive in the industry. Read More…

The internet has become an essential tool for us all. We use it for everything: to see what our friends are doing on holidays, watch funny videos, shop and bank online – just to name a few. Could you imagine what would happen if anyone had access to that information? Creating strong and unique passwords for each account is an essential first step to keep cyber criminals at bay. However, remembering so many complex keys is impossible for the human brain. Luckily, there are companies like NordPass and Dashlane to help. They’re both great password managers that will safely store your sensitive information, but which one does it better? Read More…

Creating a unique and strong password for every account is essential but can be tedious. It’s impossible to remember them all, so many people resort to using only one, which poses significant security risks. Thankfully, password management services such as NordPass and LastPass help users efficiently secure their accounts.

Sibling to the highly acclaimed NordVPN, Nordpass provides tools such as data breach monitoring, autofill, and a password generator to assist users in maintaining the best password management practices.

Industry veteran LastPass brings over a decade of expertise to the table. Accessible through a web-based platform and apps, the service includes many tools, such as password sharing, dark web monitoring, and encrypted file storage. Read More…

There was a time that a password manager only needed to save users' login credentials. Those simple times passed long ago. Why only store passwords if we can gather all of our sensitive personal information in one secure place? Both 1Password and Zoho Vault offer a comprehensive service that goes way beyond just password storage. They generate randomized strong passwords, autofill credentials when visiting websites, and sync among devices – all while applying end-to-end encryption for every step of the process. Obviously, this comparison is a clash of titans, and pinpointing a clear winner is not going to be an easy task. Read More…

Why only save passwords when there is so much digital information that needs to be securely stored? 1Password and Enpass are both comprehensive password managers that will not only ensure that your digital data is encrypted end-to-end but also that they’re easily accessible. There are some differences between the two, though. Enpass works offline while 1Password is online, sharing credentials works differently, and the pricing strategies are poles apart. This way, depending on what you're looking for, only one of these services will be the best fit for your needs. Read More…

Everyone loves free open source software and although open source software doesn’t guarantee quality it does mean that it can be rigorously tested by anyone to find flaws. We’ll be comparing two of the most popular open source password managers on offer, first we have KeePass, one of the originators of password management software against a relative newcomer in Bitwarden, which is rapidly growing in popularity since its launch in 2016. Although both are open source, they are in fact have little common and they show just how flexible password managers are.Read More…