Enpass is a multi-platform password manager designed to help users securely store and manage passwords, identities and other sensitive data. It supports multiple operating systems such as Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android, and offers browser extensions for secure online access.
Key Features
- Secure Storage: All data is encrypted and stored on the user's choice of cloud service (e.g. Google Drive, Dropbox, etc.) or local device, ensuring that the user has complete control over the data.
- Password Generator: Built-in generator creates strong and unique passwords to help users avoid using weak passwords.
- Autofill: Supports auto-filling of login credentials and credit card information, improving the ease of online shopping and form filling.
- Multi-device Synchronisation: Users can access and synchronise their password vaults across multiple devices, ensuring information is always available.
- Security Audit: Regularly reviews a user's password vault to remind to change weak, duplicate or compromised passwords.
- Document Attachment: Allows storage of various types of documents, such as passport and insurance documents, ensuring that all important information is managed centrally.
- Biometric Authentication: Supports technologies such as fingerprint recognition and facial recognition for added security and convenience.
Price Plans
- Free Edition: Limited to storing up to 25 passwords for mobile, no limit for desktop.
- Paid version: Offers more features such as unlimited storage and cross-device synchronisation, usually at a more reasonable price.
Security
Enpass uses AES-256-bit encryption to ensure the security of user data. All data is encrypted locally before being uploaded to the cloud, so even Enpass can't access a user's master password and sensitive information. This ‘zero-knowledge’ architecture maximises user privacy.
