Not long enough, not enough special characters, change regularly, and of course you can't reuse an old password.

So users end up writing them down on an Excel spreadsheet, a post it... Or worse: taped to the computer! And since we often use the same password for all our applications, this can cause a lot of damage.

That's why it's so important to use password managers for added security; to comply with security standards, but also to make it easier for your staff to use.

The password manager allows :

• Store your credentials securely, often using advanced encryption to ensure data confidentiality.
• Reduce the risk of ID theft by securing credentials against phishing attacks and malware.
• Quick and easy connection to accounts by automatically filling in login fields.
• Have all passwords and logins stored in one place, making them easy to manage.
• Generate complex, unique pass words for each account, enhancing security.
• Facilitate the regular updating of passwords to improve account security.
• Enable access to passwords on different devices, guaranteeing that logins are available wherever you are.