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Based on proprietary Dashlane telemetry and verified industry benchmarks, our Credential Risk Assessment estimates your organization’s number of:

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of employees don’t adopt their organization’s password manager

According to Dashlane and industry research, organizations lack the critical coverage needed to secure employee credentials in the browser. These blind spots leave the enterprise vulnerable to three major security realities:

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A credential risk assessment is a cybersecurity analysis designed to identify gaps in how an organization manages, stores, and uses credentials. It provides a view of an organization’s security posture by analyzing the risks associated with shadow IT, SaaS sprawl, and unmanaged browser access to provide an estimated risk profile.

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Organizations typically face four critical credential security gaps: The access gap: The proliferation of shadow IT and SaaS applications that operate outside of central oversight or identity providers. The adoption gap: The reality that many employees, particularly in decentralized or remote teams, do not consistently use managed security tools, leading to dangerous workarounds. The visibility gap: A lack of telemetry regarding how credentials are used in the browser, leaving IT and security teams unable to see or stop active phishing and credential-stuffing threats. The response gap: The operational inefficiency caused by manual, reactive handling of credential-related tickets, which drains IT resources and increases the time it takes to remediate threats.

While SSO is a foundational component of modern identity management, it is not a "silver bullet" for credential security. A significant portion of corporate applications—often estimated at over 30%—remains unmanaged by SSO, creating a blind spot known as shadow IT. Furthermore, SSO does not protect credentials used outside those specific applications, nor does it secure the browser environment itself, which is the primary gateway through which phishing and credential theft occur.

Dashlane’s Credential Risk Assessment uses proprietary Dashlane telemetry and verified industry benchmarks to analyze credential patterns across your organization's browser environment. By answering basic questions about your organization’s tech stack and credential security tools, the assessment delivers a risk profile that estimates your organization’s gaps across access, adoption, visibility, and response.

We take your specific responses from this assessment and map them against your company’s employee count, real-time Dashlane telemetry, and verified industry benchmarks. By combining your inputs with macro threat data, the assessment highlights your organization’s likely credential security blind spots and provides your organization’s estimated numbers of at-risk credentials, unmanaged credentials outside SSO, unprotected employees, phishing attempts that bypass your traditional protection each year, and hours spent reacting to credential risk each year. 

Where are your credential security gaps?

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Credential Risk Assessment FAQs

What is a credential risk assessment?

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Why doesn't single sign-on (SSO) cover all credential risks?

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