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Re: Password management tools
From: Rich Graves <rgraves () CARLETON EDU>
Date: Fri, 9 Sep 2016 11:25:53 -0500
I use both KeePass and LastPass, and we use LastPass Enterprise in IT. For non-IT staff I am endorsing LastPass but mostly recommending that they encrypt their exiting Microsoft Office and Google Docs password lists with Office encryption and CloudLock, respectively. Yes, really. It's just as secure against reasonably foreseeable threats, teaches a transferrable skill, and is simpler for the mass audience to adopt. For many business offices the layered-security benefits of password-encrypted documents on the department file share are real. Maybe they don't want their passwords on BYODs or in the cloud.
Current thread:
- Password management tools Thomas Carter (Sep 09)
- Re: Password management tools James Valente (Sep 09)
- Re: Password management tools Barton, Robert W. (Sep 09)
- Re: Password management tools Barnes, William (Sep 09)
- Re: Password management tools Jones, Justin (Sep 09)
- Re: Password management tools Rich Graves (Sep 09)
- Re: Password management tools Ben Parker (Sep 09)
- Re: Password management tools Rodolfo Nunez (Sep 10)
- Re: Password management tools Jones, Justin (Sep 09)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: Password management tools Valerie Vogel (Sep 09)
- Re: Password management tools Nick Lewis (Sep 09)
- Re: Password management tools Gary Windham (Sep 09)
- Re: Password management tools Dee Spivey (Sep 12)
- Re: Password management tools Frank Barton (Sep 12)
- Re: Password management tools Erlenbeck, Philip (Sep 12)
- Re: Password management tools Garrett Hildebrand (Sep 12)
- Re: Password management tools Dee Spivey (Sep 12)