Password management
Stop sharing passwords in spreadsheets and chats.
Every person gets an encrypted vault, shared logins go to the right people only, and multi-factor sign-in protects your key systems. If a saved password turns up in a breach, you are told. We set it all up and train your team.
What is included
A starting check
Where passwords live today: spreadsheets, browsers, sticky notes, shared accounts, reused logins.
An enterprise password manager
Encrypted vaults for everyone, access by role and safe sharing for team logins.
MFA on your key systems
Authenticator apps, hardware keys or push approval on email, VPN, finance and admin tools.
Breach alerts
BreachWatch checks saved passwords against known breaches and warns the user to change them.
Clear password rules
Policies in line with ISO 27001, NIST SP 800-63 and ENS: long passwords, no reuse, change when there is a reason.
Training for your team
A short session on using the vault and spotting fake login pages.
Leavers handled
When someone leaves, their access to shared logins goes with them. [CONFIRM: offboarding handled by Enclave or by the client admin]
How it works
- 01
Check
We look at how your team handles passwords today and which systems matter most.
- 02
Set up
We deploy Keeper, create the shared folders and roles and move your team in.
- 03
Add MFA
We switch on multi-factor sign-in on your key systems.
- 04
Train and monitor
We train your team, agree the password rules and keep an eye on breach alerts. [CONFIRM: ongoing monitoring by Enclave vs alerts to users only]
Delivered with
We deploy and manage Keeper, an enterprise password manager, with its BreachWatch breach alerts. Enclave Guard sets it up, trains your team and is your point of contact.
Technology partnerWorks well with
How our services fit together
People and access
- Phishing simulation
Realistic phishing tests, short training for whoever clicks and clear results.
- Awareness training
Short, regular lessons for your whole team, tracked for ISO 27001 audits.
- Password managementYou are here
A company password manager, MFA on key systems and alerts when a password leaks.
Train your team and protect the logins attackers go after first.
Questions about password management
Can Keeper or Enclave Guard see our passwords?
Keeper encrypts vaults on the user's device, so neither Keeper nor Enclave Guard can read what is stored. [CONFIRM: wording reviewed against Keeper's zero-knowledge statement]
Is this hard for non-technical staff?
No. It fills in logins in the browser and on the phone. Most people need one short session.
Do we still need MFA if we have a password manager?
Yes. A password manager stops weak and reused passwords. MFA stops a stolen password from being enough to get in.
What about passkeys?
Keeper can store passkeys too, so you can adopt them as your systems support them. [CONFIRM: passkey support in the plan sold]
See which of your logins are already out there.
The free Exposure Review shows which staff emails and passwords already appear in breaches. That tells you where to start.