Discover how MSPs can enhance their service offerings with managed password management, addressing client security needs while generating recurring revenue.
From policy to practice: who had access to what, with whose approval, for how long, and can you prove it? Five cybersecurity leaders on the access controls that are hardest to operationalize, and the evidence organizations need to demonstrate that they work.
Pegnitz, a Bavarian town near Nuremberg, ran municipal IT on a file-based vault that couldn't handle concurrent access, forcing administrators to coordinate every edit verbally. The team moved to Passwork's self-hosted platform for real-time, multi-user credential access.
Auerbach in der Oberpfalz, a Bavarian town of 9,470 residents, ran municipal IT on two file-based password managers prone to sync failures and with no role-based access control. The team moved to Passwork's zero-knowledge platform to close that security gap.
Every vendor says "AES-256, zero-knowledge." None of that tells you what one compromised key actually opens. We ran the question against Passwork, Bitwarden, Passbolt, 1Password and Keeper.
A vault in Frankfurt can still answer to a foreign court order, and an "EU hosted" label says nothing about where the backups are. Use the six-zone map to find every place your credentials live, the GDPR duty each one triggers, and the evidence to hold before an audit.
A graduating student, an adjunct whose term ended, and a resigning employee are three different events, yet most identity tools treat them as one "leaver" case. Build separate access lifecycles, join them in one identity record, and remove only the access that is no longer justified.
Password chaos spreads past the IT helpdesk into the rest of the educational institution, draining staff time, widening the attack surface, and risking compliance failures. See the three biggest risks and how to close them.
Access management belongs at the top of your SMB cybersecurity checklist. Learn how to set up identity, authentication, authorization, and revocation as a system that holds up day to day.
Your vendor's security page makes a lot of promises. Here's the six-pillar framework for checking which ones are actually true, before you sign or renew.
