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Nudges automatically notifies members of your Dashlane plan about cybersecurity risks. If a member has one or more compromised, weak, or reused passwords, Dashlane automatically sends a Slack message encouraging them to create more secure, unique passwords. You can check progress in the Insights tab of the Nudges page, where there will be a record of the total number of compromised, weak, and reused passwords your plan members have. You’ll see the changes in the number of nudges sent according to how consistently your plan members change their passwords after a nudge.

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As an admin of a Business Plus plan, Credential Risk Detection helps you detect, assess, and proactively manage credential security for your organization. It provides a comprehensive tracking of credential risks when you deploy the Dashlane web extension to your organization. Risk Detection allows Admins to view the number of employees using at-risk passwords even when they're logged out of Dashlane. With this feature, you can monitor weak and compromised passwords across your organization by silently deploying the Dashlane extension on managed devices. You can then see if your employees are using weak or compromised passwords. Risk Detection provides a complete real-time view of all credential risks through its Insights tab or our Activity Log feature in the Admin Console.

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In this webinar, we share how breaches can impact your organization, and how Dashlane can help monitor and prevent them, with the introduction of two new innovative features, which empower security and IT teams to safeguard their organization's sensitive data.

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Drama’s great when you’re fighting the evil Night Queen, but not when your company faces cyber threats. That’s where we come in: Dashlane’s enterprise-grade credential security helps CISOs, IT admins, and employees keep IT drama-free. So you can focus on what matters most: Rolling a golden spiral to protect your party from the Night Queen’s curse.

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