Written by Craig Lurey
The main difference between Keeper and Dashlane lies in their functionalities and scope. While Dashlane primarily functions as a basic password manager with an included password generator tool, Keeper sets itself apart as a comprehensive, enterprise-level solution within a broader suite of cybersecurity tools. This suite encompasses not only password management, but also secrets and connection management.
Keeper Business and Enterprise administrators can structure password management policies by role, team and organizational unit, making it easy to give employees access only to the information they need to do their jobs. Setting strict RBAC restrictions enhances secure password management across the enterprise, protects against insider attacks and prevents threat actors from moving laterally within the network.
With Dashlane, there are only two designated roles to choose from: admin or member. Dashlane does not support role-based access control policies or delegated administration.
Keeper Compliance Reports allow admins to monitor and report on the access permissions of privileged accounts across the organization. Keeper Compliance Reports can:
Keeper’s extensive reporting feature helps businesses in all industries comply with industry and regulatory cybersecurity compliance standards.
Dashlane has limited reporting and monitoring tools, with no password event data logging or robust compliance reporting functionality.
Sharing information is essential for collaborative teamwork in a business environment. Keeper makes it easy to organize and share folders. End users can create personal folders that are only visible to the folder’s creator, and administrators can create shared folders for teams. If a user is removed from a team, the user’s access is revoked from viewing any folders that were previously shared with them.
Read more on sharing folders and subfolders across teams.
Although Dashlane offers basic group sharing capabilities, it does not offer the same robust customization options as Keeper, so companies can’t tailor Dashlane to their needs.
Keeper Secrets Manager provides an extra layer of security to businesses looking for a tool to secure secrets, API keys, access keys and more. Secrets management is essential for businesses and enterprises seeking a secure way to protect sensitive data and privileged accounts.
Keeper Connection Manager is an agentless remote desktop gateway available in on-premise or cloud environments. Teams can easily connect to their machines from anywhere, using just their web browser. Keeper Connection Manager offers session recording, multi-user session sharing, role-based access controls and more.
Dashlane does not offer secrets management or remote desktop connection solutions.
Keeper is available for download as a mobile application, a desktop application and a browser extension for all major browsers. Dashlane is available as a browser extension and mobile application, but it does not have a full-featured desktop vault.
Moving your passwords from Dashlane.com to Keeper is simple and secure. Information stored in Dashlane, including passwords, folders, subfolders, notes and accounts, can be imported over to Keeper in a few easy clicks while maintaining full encryption. Dash over to Keeper and start the migration process today.
Teams seeking an all-in-one security solution should look to Keeper. With Keeper Enterprise, organizations get a full suite of cybersecurity solutions:
Additionally, our platform offers 24/7 customer support to ensure you can always get your questions answered and your problems solved.
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