Blog
On passwords, access and teams
Practical posts for teams that work with shared accounts. Written to be useful even if you do not use Passhield.
- Guide2 min readHow agencies can manage client accounts safelyPassword, verification code and access management of client accounts for ad and social media agencies: a vault per client, timed access and handover.Read
- Team management2 min readWhen an employee leaves: the first 24 hoursWhat to do with passwords, verification codes and accounts in the first 24 hours after an employee leaves, in order of priority.Read
- Team management2 min readWhen the verification code goes to one phoneThe risks when a shared account's two-step verification code goes to one employee's phone, and safe ways for a team to handle it.Read
- Security3 min readWhy keeping passwords in a spreadsheet is riskyFive concrete risks of keeping company passwords in a spreadsheet, and a practical way to move your team to a password manager instead.Read
- Security2 min readHow to create a strong passwordThe three things that really make a password strong: length, randomness and a different password for every account. Why passphrases and password managers help.Read
- Compliance2 min readPassword management and data protectionHow password and access management relates to the technical and organisational security measures data protection laws expect, with a practical starting list.Read
- Guide2 min readShared marketplace accounts: 7 security rulesSeven practical rules for sellers who share marketplace panels as a team: shared accounts, verification codes and permissions.Read
- Security2 min readWhat is zero-knowledge architecture?What end-to-end encryption and zero-knowledge architecture mean in a password manager: what the server sees, what it cannot see, and the limits.Read
Put what you read into practice.
Passhield keeps your team's passwords in end-to-end encrypted vaults, records who saw what and closes offboarding from one list.