Security Tips
What Is a Zero-Day Vulnerability?
What is a zero-day vulnerability? This cybersecurity threat occurs when defects haven’t been fixed yet. Learn how to reduce the likelihood of an attack.
What Is Ethical Hacking & Why Is It So Important for Cybersecurity?
Ethical hacking puts the skills of computer experts to positive use by having them search for and identify vulnerabilities.
How a Credit Union Safeguards Their Passwords and Reputation
Learn how MTC Federal easily onboarded their entire team to Dashlane, giving IT admins a firm grasp on the company’s security.
Streamline Logins at Work with Dashlane Confidential SSO & Provisioning
With Confidential SSO & Provisioning, companies can securely integrate a credential manager and IT infrastructure to streamline authentication and provisioning.
Passkey Support, Phishing Alerts, and Other Updates We Made in 2023
Passwordless authentication, simplified employee and admin experiences, phishing protection—these are some improvements we made in 2023.
How a Food-Based Nonprofit Cultivated and Simplified Their Cybersecurity
Learn why U.S. non-profit FoodCorps partnered with Dashlane to simplify login sharing and scale securely.
How to Know If Your Phone Is Hacked
Learn how to know if your phone is hacked, what to do about it, and how IT teams can protect corporate credentials when an employee’s device is compromised.
Security Q&A with Dashlane CPO Donald Hasson and Secureframe Compliance Manager Marc Rubbinaccio
Dashlane’s Chief Product Officer Donald Hasson and Secureframe’s Marc Rubbinaccio answer your top cybersecurity questions.
Credential Stuffing Attacks: What They Are and How to Stop Them
Learn how credential stuffing attacks work, why the 16 billion credential leak makes them more dangerous than ever, and how IT teams can protect corporate accounts.
Stay Safe with QR Codes
Are QR codes safe? QR codes enable consumers and businesses to interact, but not all are safe to scan. Here’s what to look out for.
