Keeper offers hosting in the following regions:
Dashlane customers do not have a choice of where their data is hosted. The company hosts all customer data, including US customers, in Dublin, Ireland.
Keeper Security supports nodes and organizational units that accommodate any-sized organization across all major industries.
The Keeper Administrator can structure password management policies by role, team and organizational unit. Thus, different divisions, branches, brands and office locations of an organization can all be protected with Keeper, while having different access rights, permissions and policies for enforcing secure password management across the company.
Dashlane does not support role-based enforcement policies or delegated administration.
Keeper offers extensive reporting on password behavior. In addition to providing aggregate security audits, Keeper also provides event logging for over 175 event types, enables event-based alerts and allows for the capability to log events to an external system.
Keeper's Compliance Reporting functionality also allows admins to monitor and report the access permissions of privileged accounts across the entire organization, in a zero-trust and zero-knowledge security environment.
Dashlane is limited in its reporting and monitoring tools, offering only user activation status, company audit score and usage activity for administrators. There is no password event data logging or robust compliance reporting functionality.
Keeper provides granular organization and taxonomy of encrypted records. It utilizes folders and subfolders for securely storing and organizing credentials, metadata and files. Users can then share individual records, folders and subfolders.
With record types, Keeper admins also have access to more out-of-the-box template types and field types. Keeper admins have more controls over which record types are available and to whom they are available.
Dashlane does not support shared or customized folders for organizations.
Keeper Secrets Manager is a fully managed cloud-based, zero-knowledge platform for securing infrastructure secrets such as API keys, database passwords, access keys, certificates and any type of confidential data, integrated directly into Keeper.
Dashlane does not offer secrets management.
Keeper has the longest-standing SOC 2 Type 2, ISO 27001 and TRUSTe certifications in the industry. Keeper's information security management system (ISMS) ensures strict security controls are in place to protect customer data and ensure the secure operation of its products and services.
Dashlane has not exhibited the same rigor in security practices. It has yet to obtain SOC 2 Type 2 and ISO 27001 certifications.
Keeper's desktop application can be deployed to your organization's end-users, enabling fast and secure access to their Keeper Vaults. Used in conjunction with Keeper Desktop, KeeperFill for Apps also provides a simple login solution for native applications.
Dashlane does not have a fully-featured desktop vault.
* Data as of March 2, 2023
Keeper Enterprise leads the market in capabilities and functionality
Moving your passwords from Dashlane to Keeper is simple and secure. Your information stored in Dashlane- including passwords, folders, subfolders, notes and accounts- can be migrated to Keeper with just a few clicks while maintaining full encryption.
Both Keeper and Dashlane offer a mobile app. However, the Dashlane app is a more limited version of the desktop app, and does not offer password import. The Keeper app is a sleek, optimized, speedy app with full functionality and a great user experience.
Yes, Dashlane is secure. Dashlane uses end-to-end 256-bit AES encryption and is zero-knowledge, similar to Keeper. However, Keeper is ISO 27001 certified and SOC 2 compliant – Dashlane claims that its products are audited regularly, but results for these audits are hard to find.
Keeper is the best password manager because it offers advanced, proprietary encryption methods on a zero-knowledge platform, fully-featured apps for every type of device and unique features like One-Time Share. Users can also store passkeys and secure files along with passwords.
Both Dashlane and Keeper offer a free, limited-feature option for individuals looking for a simple password manager to use on only one device. However, businesses need more advanced features than any free password manager can offer.
To cancel your Dashlane subscription, you have to cancel it from where you paid for your subscription. Visit the Dashlane Support page on Managing Billing and Subscription to learn how to cancel your Dashlane premium account.
Visit the Dashlane deletion page to delete your account. You will be required to fill out a form to begin the deletion process. After submitting the form, you will receive an email with a confirmation security code. Enter the confirmation code on the deletion page and click "Delete my account."
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