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Using KeePass is great as an individual, but it's been a huge pain for my team. I work with mostly non-tech people who are immediately scared-off by the unfrien
by tvanantwerp 11y ago
Using KeePass is great as an individual, but it's been a huge pain for my team. I work with mostly non-tech people who are immediately scared-off by the unfriendly interface. I've had to silo credentials across several databases to keep sensitive things away from those who shouldn't have access (e.g., interns don't need banking logins). Lots of my colleagues just refuse to use it, preferring sticky notes on the monitor. I'm thrilled to see something like this which might solve lots of our current pain points.