Dashlane

Dashlane is a credential security platform designed to protect businesses against human risk by unifying credential protection and password management. The platform, called Omnix™, equips security teams with proactive intelligence, real-time response, and protected access to secure every employee. It provides features such as secure password storage, password sharing, risk detection, and AI-powered phishing protection.

Key features include credential risk detection, which uncovers weak and compromised employee credentials across the organization, whether or not they are stored in a Dashlane vault. Nudges provide real-time browser and Slack alerts to prompt employees to secure risky credentials. AI phishing alerts offer in-browser protection against phishing sites. Dashlane also offers admin controls to set permissions, enforce policies, and monitor security hygiene.

The platform integrates with existing security stacks and SIEM tools for remediation and offers SSO & SCIM integrations to simplify provisioning and deprovisioning. Dashlane's zero-knowledge architecture and confidential computing ensure business data security.

Dashlane is targeted towards enterprises and businesses looking to enhance their credential security and protect against breaches. It is used by over 25,000 brands worldwide, including Michelin, Air France, and Forrester. The platform aims to simplify password management and provide a more intelligent, proactive approach to reducing potential credential risk.