Frederic Rivain
Authentication Vs. Authorization: Who You Are Vs. What You Can Touch
Authentication proves who you are. Authorization decides what you can touch. Learn why both matter and how Dashlane enforces each layer.
3 Daughters, 3 Lessons: What Parenting Taught Me About Leading Engineering Teams
Dashlane’s CTO shares what raising three teenagers taught him about adaptability, ownership, and leading engineering teams through change.
What the Cyber Resilience Act Means for Password Managers
The EU Cyber Resilience Act reshapes password manager compliance. See the new standard and Dashlane’s role in shaping it.
Privacy-Preserving AI: Shipping AI When You Can’t See the Data
Privacy-first AI is possible, even on zero-knowledge architecture. Learn how Dashlane ships AI without ever seeing user data.
Private by Design: The Architecture Behind Omnix® AI Advisor
Learn how Dashlane built a conversational AI security assistant on sensitive credential telemetry without ever compromising zero-knowledge principles.
NYC Security Happy Hour 2026: What a $5 Phishing Stack and AI Trust Framework Have in Common
Dashlane’s NYC Security Happy Hour covered the new shape of trust: Progressive trust for AI agents and steps to prevent low-cost OAuth phishing attacks.
Beyond the Engineering Team: How We Governed AI Coding for Everyone
AI tools mean everyone ships code, not just engineers. Here’s how Dashlane built a 4-tier governance framework that keeps everyone accountable.
How Attackers Think: Understanding Your Attack Surface Before They Do
Learn how attackers find your blind spots before you do and how to map your attack surface and threat model as a security-first team.
Mythos Changes the Speed of Attacks, But Not Cybersecurity Fundamentals
Will Mythos AI accelerate attacks? Dashlane’s zero-knowledge architecture and proactive resilience defend against zero-day threats.
Testing Zero Knowledge Against a Malicious Server
Dashlane has reviewed and validated recent research on zero-knowledge password managers and released a fix.
