Enable Two-Factor Authenticationĭashlane supports Two-Factor Authentication which is strongly recommended for safeguarding your master password.
See the Password Requirements Quick Guide for recommendations on how to create a strong password. It is vital to create a strong, unique password that you’ve never used anywhere else. When you create a Dashlane account, you create a login and a Master Password to protect the credentials of all your other accounts. You will need to install the Dashlane application on each device that you will use to access passwords stored in the Dashlane application. Follow the prompts on the Dashlane website to sign up and start using the service.
Visit Dashlane's Stanford website to get a coupon code via email that will allow you to sign up to use Dashlane Premium at no charge. Data securityĭashlane is approved for Low, Moderate and High Risk Data, as defined by the Information Security Office. When your affiliation with Stanford ends, you can continue using your Dashlane Premium account by paying the associated fee or you can switch to the free version offered by Dashlane. Dashlane helps you create unique complex passwords for all of your work and personal accounts, remembers them, and enters them into websites as you login. Featuresĭashlane stores your passwords and keeps them up-to-date across your phone, computers, tablets and other devices, including personally owned devices. University IT provides faculty, staff, and students a Dashlane Premium account free of charge. The Information Security Office has selected the Dashlane application as the preferred password manager for use at the university. Password managers store your passwords securely and offer a mechanism for logging into websites without the need to remember all of your passwords. Risk Classifications: Approved Services.Watch Information Security Awareness Video.
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