[Feb 2026] What’s New at Dashlane: AI-Ready Security, Easier Delegation for Admins, and More

In this monthly roundup of our latest product updates for organizations and individuals, check out how we delivered more value to you in February 2026.

Getting sensitive audit data into AI systems often means choosing between fragile integrations and weakened security controls. Dashlane removes that tradeoff.

We’ve launched the Dashlane MCP server in beta for all business customers, exposing audit logs through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). This enables AI agents to query Dashlane audit logs in a controlled, read-only way without direct database access or custom pipelines.

With the Dashlane MCP server, teams can:

Security teams shouldn’t have to sacrifice privacy to gain visibility. Dashlane now provides zero-knowledge audit logs, which deliver complete zero-knowledge protection while maintaining the performance and usability security teams require.

Paired with this is an improved Command Line Interface (CLI) that lets admins:

By leveraging confidential computing, we’re proving that organizations don’t have to choose between visibility and privacy.

We’ve refreshed Nudges and AI phishing alerts, part of Dashlane Omnix^TM, to make risks easier to understand and faster to act on.

Nudges now identify the specific at-risk credential, and AI phishing alerts use more urgent language. Plus, admins can add custom messaging and a trusted support contact, such as an email address or help desk link, to Nudges and AI phishing alerts.

A Nudge tells an employee which of their credentials is at risk and directs them to change it immediately

These changes help employees recognize legitimate security alerts, understand what to do next, and know where to go for help, improving both adoption and response time.

To help organizations scale securely, Dashlane has introduced the Scoped Group Manager role.

This new role allows admins to create designated managers who oversee only the teams or projects they own—such as HR or Accounting—while remaining restricted from broader organizational access.

Thus, admins can reduce their workload while still enforcing least-privilege access across the organization.

Starting later this week, domain verification is no longer tied to setting up SSO.

Admins can now verify and manage domains through a new standalone Domain Management page, accessible from the Account menu. This decoupling simplifies workflows and unlocks several benefits:

Admins can now use the same IdP to set up Confidential SSO across multiple Dashlane teams, extending Confidential SSO’s benefits to more employees.

For example, the IT department can use one team and the Sales department can use another team, with all employees having email addresses ending with “@mycompany.com.”

The redesigned For You tab on mobile is a centralized hub that makes your security experience smoother, faster, and more intuitive.

It offers faster onboarding for key security features and provides all your notifications in one place.

The For You tab is available now for all business and personal users on Android and iOS.

Dashlane continues to work seamlessly as AI-powered browsers emerge. Our browser extension is now fully compatible with:

If you already rely on Dashlane, you can keep doing so as browser experiences evolve—no changes required.

No longer must users have multiple passkeys for multiple linked domains. Dashlane supports using one passkey for two or more linked domains, such as amazon.com and amazon.fr, without friction or workarounds.

Now, using passkeys is easier and more seamless than ever.

On iOS 26.2+, Dashlane now natively generates, customizes, and saves strong passwords directly within third-party apps and websites.

This ensures Dashlane remains the primary vault, preventing credentials from being stored in Apple Passwords by default and delivering a more secure experience.