What's a password manager?
A password manager is a program that stores passwords and logins for various sites and apps, and generates new strong passwords when a user needs to change an old one or create a new account. Users can sign into a password manager with a single strong password or by using biometrics, and access all their login information.
Most password managers allow users to sign in on multiple devices (including Macs, Windows machines, and iPhone or Android smartphones) and work with multiple browsers (including Chrome, Firefox, and Safari) to automatically fill in username and password info, storing password information encrypted in the cloud and sharing it across platforms as needed. And while these tools got their start in the consumer world, most offerings now have editions aimed at businesses with enterprise features.
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