Whoever wrote this seems to have no modern security training. > then your average employee is probably doing one of these three things: Writing passwords down

Whoever wrote this seems to have no modern security training. > then your average employee is probably doing one of these three things: Writing passwords down on paper > Hopefully, you have a corporate security awareness training program and have long been discouraging Please, please encourage people to write down passwords on paper! That provides really good safety against most modern threat models, especially in a world where people are working from home. > Even though Chrome, Firefox, and Edge browsers all store passwords in encrypted databases, by default all three products intentionally leave the associated encryption keys completely unprotected in predictable locations. There was (is?) a long lived Chrome issue (which I can't find now). They reasonably make the point that operating system level protection is the correct way to protect this (ie, if a person can log onto your device they are assumed to be you).