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Anyone aware of good alternatives? Primarily for enterprise customers who want to share passwords between teams. We have developers, and regular ol' employees

Anyone aware of good alternatives? Primarily for enterprise customers who want to share passwords between teams. We have developers, and regular ol' employees who use this of varying levels of computer comfort. We need to be able to share passwords org-wide and team-wide. And on a personal note, I need to be able to manage my own passwords and my partner's and we share from time to time.

mmaha 11y ago
Disclaimer: I work for Okta. Have you considered Okta [http://www.okta.com http://www.okta.com] for your enterprise needs?
gallamine 11y ago
I am constantly impressed and pleased with 1Passsword - both the ease of use and their constant stream of updates. My family has a shared password Vault for common passwords, and private values for non-common ones.
wj 11y ago
I believe Personal has a business plan for sharing passwords and data between teams. I haven't tried it though. https://www.personal.com/ https://www.personal.com/
- switch007 11y ago
  No 2FA?
jronald 11y ago
We're testing Hashicorp's vault - why share system passwords when you can use OTPs provided on demand? Its still early, but looks promising to me.
- fapjacks 11y ago
  We started using Vault in our Docker infrastructure for storing sensitive configuration data, and I've since migrated to using Vault for a hell of a lot more. It really is a great piece of software.
berfarah 11y ago
Dashlane is phenomenal for sharing passwords and excellent for auditing them.
- caskance 11y ago
  A prime acquisition target, would you say?
  - berfarah 11y ago
    Please no :(
noinsight 11y ago
Thycotic Secret Server - http://thycotic.com/products/secret-server/ http://thycotic.com/products/secret-server/ - is the gold standard I believe.
nsgi 11y ago
Can anyone enlighten me on when sharing passwords between teams is necessary? It seems to me as though it's always a bad idea because people leave and it's generally possible for everyone to have their own account.
- techdragon 11y ago
  Five words "demo accounts and test users"

mmaha 11y ago

Disclaimer: I work for Okta. Have you considered Okta [http://www.okta.com http://www.okta.com] for your enterprise needs?

gallamine 11y ago

I am constantly impressed and pleased with 1Passsword - both the ease of use and their constant stream of updates. My family has a shared password Vault for common passwords, and private values for non-common ones.

wj 11y ago

I believe Personal has a business plan for sharing passwords and data between teams. I haven't tried it though. https://www.personal.com/ https://www.personal.com/

switch007 11y ago
No 2FA?

jronald 11y ago

We're testing Hashicorp's vault - why share system passwords when you can use OTPs provided on demand? Its still early, but looks promising to me.

fapjacks 11y ago
We started using Vault in our Docker infrastructure for storing sensitive configuration data, and I've since migrated to using Vault for a hell of a lot more. It really is a great piece of software.

berfarah 11y ago

Dashlane is phenomenal for sharing passwords and excellent for auditing them.

caskance 11y ago
A prime acquisition target, would you say?
- berfarah 11y ago
  Please no :(

noinsight 11y ago

Thycotic Secret Server - http://thycotic.com/products/secret-server/ http://thycotic.com/products/secret-server/ - is the gold standard I believe.

nsgi 11y ago

Can anyone enlighten me on when sharing passwords between teams is necessary? It seems to me as though it's always a bad idea because people leave and it's generally possible for everyone to have their own account.

techdragon 11y ago
Five words "demo accounts and test users"