About
Dashlane Password Manager, as described on this page, is built to help organizations prevent credential breaches. The site notes that 1 in 3 professional logins use a weak or compromised password, and positions the product to help users find and fix those credentials before a breach occurs. It provides an encrypted vault for every login, with support for sharing credentials and sensitive items while maintaining admin controls and role-based permissions.
The product also detects weak and compromised credentials in the browser, can integrate with tools such as Microsoft Sentinel for real-time remediation, and flags phishing risks in real time before employees enter their credentials, with contextual security training through KnowBe4. An AI Advisor feature, currently in beta, is described as turning live browser telemetry into guided next steps. The page also cites customer testimonials about improved visibility into credential health and reduced administrative effort, though the specific figures shown are not clearly stated.
What's new
All release notesMore room, same security Dashlane now supports iOS 27.1, including iPhone Duo. When you unfold iPhone Duo, the Dashlane app uses the larger screen to give your vault more space. Fold it back, and the layout adjusts to fit, right where you left off. Here’s what stays the same: • Your vault is encrypted on your device, and only you can unlock it. • You can unlock with Face ID or your PIN, as you do today. • Autofill works the same way in your apps and browser. A bigger screen changes how Dashlane looks, not how it protects you.