Maintaining secure passwords is key in protecting your personal, business and client data. Below we walk you through the setup process and how to use TeamPassword.
For most average people, the weakest link in their security is simply their password. In 2018, the phrase “password” is even a bit of a misnomer. It’s much better and much safer to use passphrases.
Having different high-level passwords is something that is crucial when it comes to keeping your accounts secure as well as your identity. Yet, many people are set off by the idea of having to remember 20 different character combinations just for one account.
Passwords are something nearly all of us use on a daily basis. Whether we’re logging into our computers, email accounts, social media accounts, or bank accounts; passwords are used to “secure” our online lives and that of the companies we work for or run. I feel safe in saying that passwords aren’t exactly the MOST secure way to protect these assets, but the eliminating passwords for some other method of authentication (like biometrics, for example) is pretty far off from being widely accepted and used. So, given this reality, it’s vital to the security interests of our businesses and to our ourselves that we choose strong passwords whenever possible. Learn what “password strength” means, how it differs from complexity, how password strength applies to security, and what you can do to make your passwords stronger and easier to manage.
Password security in the era of cloud collaboration creates frustrating issues for businesses and their clients. On behalf of the whole Jungle Disk team, I’m thrilled to announce the addition of TeamPassword to our data security suite.
A lot of people find us because they're looking for an alternative to LastPass. That's actually how our company was started in the first place. Our founders needed a password manager that was specifically for teams, that didn't auto-fill credentials, and that was tip-top secure but simple enough for a non-programmer to set up.
TeamPassword was built for groups who need to share logins, like Digital Marketers. "As a user of both TeamPassword and LastPass, I really appreciate the ease with which TeamPassword allows me to control who can access certain systems and who can't. As a SaaS provider, we use a lot of other SaaS applications to provide great experiences for our customers. TeamPassword gives us the comfort to share access to those applications within our org, knowing we can easily remove users when needed." - Tom H., VP Engineering, Network For Good
We've analyzed data from our users and carefully watched trends to track surges and declines in the numbers of people adding similar logins to predict the top 5 tools to watch in 2018.
A password manager that helps streamline the onboarding process for new employees? Yes, TeamPassword has you covered there too! Our password management software was designed to help you and your teams work more efficiently in all areas of your office life--and that includes cutting downtime during new employee training. It's ...
Companies use a shared password manager like TeamPassword every day for mission-critical logins: those essential tools and apps that keep the business functioning at its highest potential. But they're also sharing logins that make the office run smoother, improve employee morale and make it easier for their teams to collaborate and spend time (and eat) together-- proving that team password management isn't just for the boring stuff anymore!
How many tabs do you currently have open in your browser? We're guessing you also have a couple different windows open too... Are you constantly logging in and out of sites that you manage for several different clients? Always searching through spreadsheets and emails for those logins and passwords? And ...
Perhaps you can deduce from our name: At TeamPassword we're all about teamwork. The idea for our company was born out of necessity, and one of the very first features we developed for TeamPassword was the Groups Feature.
