SplashID Key Safe is back and available today. SplashID Key Safe is a USB drive with 4 GB of storage space, but it is so much more. A portable version of the SplashID 8 password manager comes preinstalled for both
What do you want to see next in SplashID? How about sharing of some of your records with your friends and family members? Easily share your thoughts with our development team and vote for your favorite suggested features from others
Password management for all in your team. We are happy to announce our new, easy way for multiple employees at your organization to stay secure with SplashID Pro. Whether you have just a few employees, a few hundred, or even
We wanted to make sure the user experience on the SplashID desktop app was as good or better than the iOS, Android, and web apps. So we took our time and got it right. As you can see below, the app has undergone its biggest redesign since SplashID was born in 2001, and we can’t wait for you to use it.
We’re excited to announce the immediate availability of SplashID 8 on iOS, Android, web, and our first ever Chrome extension. Here are some feature highlights: Enhanced UI optimized for large high-res screens Single screen functionality with advanced list view Automated
Big news! SplashID 8 is coming this fall with great new Pro features, including gorgeous new apps for iPhone, iPad, Android, Windows, and Mac and dozens of new features and services.
SplashID Safe got a mention in a great NY Times article on how to share your sensitive data with loved ones once you pass on.
It used to be every time I needed to share a password with a colleague or family member, I’d feel a little uneasy. I didn’t want to send it over email or text, where it would live indefinitely, so I would call and spell it out. Not anymore.
With all the hacking, spying, and general lack of online security these days, it’s good to know that SplashID Safe is protecting your logins and other sensitive records. But you can never be too safe, so we’re raising to bar with 2-Factor Authentication to protect you against unauthorized access of your SplashID data, even if someone discovers your username and password.
Since SplashID Cloud Services is run on Microsoft IIS servers, and not Linux or Unix servers, it does not employ the Open SSL library that contains the Heartbleed vulnerability. That said, this is a widely used library that will affect
