[Aug 2026] What’s New at Dashlane: Domain-Based Vault Enforcement, Integrations, and More

In this monthly roundup of our latest updates and news, check out how we delivered more value to organizations in August 2026.

With Vault Enforcement, Omnix® admins on the Enterprise plan can now enforce a Dashlane vault login on specific domains, providing protection where it matters most and enabling built-in onboarding without adding a helpdesk tax. 

Here’s how it works: The first day an employee visits a login or registration form on an enforced domain without being signed into Dashlane, the extension shows a warning webcard. The second day, the extension shows a blocking webcard with a login button, requiring the employee to log into Dashlane.

Enforcement reaches every user on the extension, even those who never set up a password management vault.

With this control and flexibility, admins can adopt one of three strategies:

In addition, admins can manage rules and audit logs from a new Vault Enforcement page in the Dashlane Admin Console, as well as customize the webcards with their company logo and correct support contact information.

Vault Enforcement is available to Enterprise admins who’ve enabled SSO and deployed the extension with the Dashlane policy. It also helps to have Just-in-Time (JIT) Provisioning, which automates provisioning and seat activation.

Vault Enforcement is now in open beta. Reach out to your customer success manager to learn more or ask to join.

Our recent Microsoft Sentinel® and KnowBe4 integrations have joined our long list of industry-leading tools Dashlane can seamlessly integrate with, fitting into your existing security stack.

Across identity, deployment, SIEM, training, and more, we offer pre-built integrations that make rollout faster and protection more complete.

Here's what's available today:

Stay tuned for more announcements in the months ahead.

Back in June, we announced the beta for Omnix AI Advisor, the first natural-language credential security assistant built on zero-knowledge architecture.

With AI Advisor, you can skip the dashboards and log exports. Instead, just ask AI Advisor questions like: Who are my riskiest users right now? Which sites have the most compromised passwords? What should I prioritize this week?

Then, get a plain-language answer with recommended next steps in seconds, pulled from the same live credential telemetry Omnix already captures across every employee login in the browser.

AI Advisor operates inside the Dashlane Confidential AI Engine, where audit log data only ever enters cloud secure enclaves encrypted. It’s never exposed to underlying infrastructure, never accessible to Dashlane, and never used for model training.

AI Advisor remains included with Credential Protection at no extra cost, with general availability expected later this year.

Dashlane will be on stage at SecureWorld St. Louis on September 2nd, where Senior Engineer Luke Selker joins a panel on The Human Layer: Insider Risk, Behavioral Analytics, and the AI Threat Multiplier. Discover where AI-driven monitoring adds signal versus where it just adds noise.

You can also see us at Cyber Summit Chicago on September 15th where Dashlane’s VP of Product – Enterprise, Kevin Bardos, will be giving a talk. More details to come.