Password Audit
A systematic review of an organization's passwords to identify weak, reused, or compromised credentials, typically performed using a password manager's reporting tools.
A password audit systematically evaluates the strength, uniqueness, and compromise status of all passwords within an organization. Modern password managers provide audit dashboards that flag weak passwords, reused credentials, old passwords that haven’t been rotated, and passwords found in known breach databases.
Regular password audits (quarterly or monthly) are a best practice for any security-conscious team. They transform password hygiene from a theoretical policy into a measurable metric.
TeamPassword’s audit features allow team administrators to identify which shared credentials need strengthening, which accounts are using the same password, and which credentials should be rotated: all without ever exposing the actual passwords.
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