[May 2026] What’s New at Dashlane: Microsoft Sentinel Integration, Customizable Alerts, 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 May 2026.

Dashlane now integrates with Microsoft Sentinel, bringing our browser-native credential threat intelligence directly into this industry-leading SIEM. 

Part of our growing suite of SIEM integrations, the Microsoft Sentinel integration adds a new signal layer to the rich telemetry Microsoft Sentinel already aggregates, giving security teams the complete, unified view of credential risk they've been missing.

Get credential threat detection at the moment of exposure and automated remediation at scale, all managed through your existing SIEM console.

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Admins can now personalize employee-facing security alerts—including Credential Risk Alerts & Notifications and AI Phishing Alerts—with their company logo.

Simply select a favicon from one of your verified domains directly in the Admin Console. No file upload required. The logo is pulled automatically and optimized for display within alerts.

A branded alert increases the legitimacy and urgency of security prompts, which improves the rate at which employees take action, such as changing a weak password.

Look for the new Customizations hub in the Account Summary section of your Admin Console.

Given the rising frequency of breaches, Dashlane has strengthened our compromised password detection. Every time you view, use, or update a password, Dashlane checks for it in dark web leak databases in real time. If we find a match, we flag the password as compromised on the spot.

You don’t need to turn anything on. When Dashlane flags a new compromised password, simply use the Dashlane password generator to change it, which strengthens your credential security and protects your Password Health score.

This stronger compromised password detection runs alongside our existing breach monitoring, so you get broader coverage and continuous updates.

Creating an account recovery key on iOS now comes with the option to download it as a PDF. The PDF includes your full account recovery key, along with a QR code that can be used to recover your account faster by enabling you to scan it instead of typing out every character.

Use the PDF to securely save your recovery information and access it whenever you need to.

If you manage a Dashlane Friends & Family plan, you can now access your admin dashboard on your iPhone, not just a computer.

View and manage plan members, share or update your invite link, and check how many seats are still available, no matter where you are.