DG Password Manager

How do you manage your company's common passwords?

How do you keep access restricted?

Do you send your secure passwords through insecure e-mail? Do you keep all your ID's and passwords in different e-mails and files? Or do you keep them all in one insecure file?

How do you share common passwords?

Do you have to play a game of fine "who knows the password" whenever you need new access? Or worse, do you share your passwords with many people and never know who has it or who needs it?

How do you change common passwords?

Do you have to play a game of "find who knows the password"? Or worse, do you share your passwords with to many people and never know who really has it and who really needs it?

How do you remember how to use them?

Do you sometimes forget how to login to a needed website or program? Do you sometimes forget which ID is used for which reason?

What happens if someone is absent?

Do you know that your company will be able to access critical websites and resources?

Start managing your passwords!

Give access only to authorized users and control that access. Add or delete users. Control access for each individual user. Never wonder what the newest password is. Never send passwords through e-mail or store them in insecure files. Never loose access if someone is absent.

Use DG Password Manager to have all of these features:

Centralized and secured storage of all company passwords.
Secured access through individual accounts.
Easy and flexible user privileges to own, read, or edit passwords.
Keep the ID, password, and any relevant notes on how to use it, including links directly to website login pages.
Delete old users from the system.
All data is encrypted in storage so you can safely backup the entire program without compromising security.