Knowledge. Without the jargon.
Security rarely fails because of the technology. It fails because nobody explains what is actually at stake. Here it is, in ordinary sentences.
The basics. Understood properly, once.
What a password manager is
How it works, why a single password is safer than twenty, and how to recognise a good one.
What makes a password strong
Length beats special characters. Why the old rule with an exclamation mark at the end never worked.
Zero-knowledge, plainly explained
What it means when a provider cannot read your data, and how to check whether the claim holds.
Two-factor sign-in
The second proof alongside the password. Which methods exist, and which of them really protects.
Password managers and the GDPR
What the General Data Protection Regulation requires of a company, and what role the server location plays.
Self-hosting or cloud
What speaks for running it yourself, what speaks against it, and how much work it really involves.
Why we write this down.
We sell a product that depends on trust. Trust does not come from promises; it comes from being able to follow what happens. That is why we also explain the things that do not favour us: what encryption does not achieve, where running it yourself costs more than the cloud, and why no provider in the world can recover your forgotten master password. Anyone who then chooses a different solution has still made a better decision than before.
Enterprise Security. No Compromise.
Register for our next free, no-obligation live webinar and see how FidenoVault protects your logins.
- Zero-knowledge
- European sovereignty
- GDPR-compliant
