Realistically you shouldn't, I work in auditing and there are very few use cases where sharing passwords is okay. But here are a couple of approaches. - Using

Realistically you shouldn't, I work in auditing and there are very few use cases where sharing passwords is okay. But here are a couple of approaches. - Using a password manager where there is audit logging that is reviewed and the access to the passwords is segregated to those who need it - Using a privileged access monitoring tool such as CyberArk - Simply creating separate named privileged accounts for each person to use is the best alternative