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What’s New in Dashlane

This month, we made it a lot harder for employees to skip Dashlane on the apps that matter most, connected with two more tools already in your stack, and we're back on the road talking security in September. Here's the rundown.

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Force a vault login on any domain you choose

Some apps never get traction with a password manager on their own. Now, you don't have to wait for employee habits to improve. Enterprise admins can require a Dashlane vault login on specific domains, so the sites carrying the most risk get covered on day one.

Here's how it plays out for employees: the first time someone lands on a protected site without being logged in to Dashlane, they get a heads-up. The second time, it's a hard stop: a log in button with no way around it.

You're in control of where this shows up. Use it to lock down your highest-risk apps, roll out vault adoption department by department, or push it across the whole organization at once. Admins manage rules and audit logs from a new Vault Enforcement page in the Admin Console, and you can put your own logo and support contact info on the warning screens.

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Integrate Dashlane with your security stack

Nobody wants another tool that operates in a silo. With Dashlane’s Microsoft Sentinel integration, credential risk signals flow straight into workflows your SOC is already using. And with KnowBe4, you can connect password hygiene data to your security training program, so you can finally see whether training is actually changing behavior, not just whether it got completed.

Microsoft Sentinel and KnowBe4 are part of a long list of integrations we already support, from Okta and Entra ID to Splunk.

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Find us on the road this fall

We'll be at SecureWorld St. Louis on September 2nd, where Senior Engineer Luke Selker joins a panel on insider risk, behavioral analytics, and where AI monitoring actually earns its keep versus where it's just noise. We'll also be at Cybersecurity Summit Chicago this fall; more details soon.

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