Password Depot 17.2.5 / Corporate (Latest)

Introduced By Password Depot:

Strong encryption is a feature of Password Depot Corporate, a flexible and user-friendly password manager. You may feel confident knowing that your information is protected since 256-bit encryption will be used to store your passwords.

Password Depot Full Version is not unusual in this regard: it can generate passwords with random characters, letters, and numbers that are virtually impossible to Password Depot. You can be sure that prying eyes won’t see you in addition to the password manager.

The app has a pleasing visual design and is easy to use. It provides a haven to keep your most important passwords, including those for all of your internet accounts, online banking, and favorite websites. Additionally, the program includes an anti-keylogger system that guards your data if trojans, malware, or spyware invade your computer.

The application can be installed and operated on Windows, or you can carry it around on a USB stick and use it on any PC during the day, whether at home or work. It can also operate on a network drive that any PC connected to your local area network (LAN) can access.

Another awesome feature of this software is that it allows you to save your private data in encrypted form on AceBIT’s global servers. This means that all it takes to access your data is logging in from anywhere in the world.

Finally, you may synchronize your password files with the Password Depot Latest Version, which will keep track of which files have changed. Additionally, it will store your previous passwords in a historical password list.

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Password Depot 17.2.5 Key Features:

Shared team databases: Work with the authorized team members to access the databases.
Groups and departments: Assign users to departments and groups.
Detailed rights management: Give users access permissions to specific entries, databases, or directories inside databases.
Maximum security: Perfect Forward Secrecy (PFS) and ephemeral keys used for client/server communication.
AES 256-bit encryption: The Enterprise server and its clients always use AES 256-bit encryption while exchanging data.
Active Directory: You can choose to optionally connect the Enterprise Server to your current Active Directory setup.
Azure Active Directory: You can choose to optionally connect the Enterprise Server to your current Azure Active Directory setup.
High availability: Mirroring the server to ensure that it is always up and running even in the event of a server failure.
Two-factor authentication (2FA): The client or server manager can choose to use 2FA (email or TOTP) to log in to the server.
Document History: Document the modification of a solitary record.
Give administrators access to the Server Manager based on their roles.
REST API: Use your apps to access the Enterprise Server.
Notification system: Receive alerts on events, like entrance access.
SSL/TLS connection and certificates: Installing certificates and using an SSL/TLS connection are optional.
Access to Server Manager: Using TCP/IP, you can access the Server Manager locally or remotely.
Terminal Server: Collaboration with terminal servers that is smooth and session-based.
Mobile devices: In addition to the PC and Mac versions, native apps for iOS and Android are available for accessing the server.
Web Interface: Use the web interface to access your server. The Web interface is sent to you via source code.
Single Sign-On (SSO): Active Directory users may choose to enable integrated Windows authentication (Single Sign-On).
Establish password policies that apply to the entire organization.
Local policies: Assign your client’s local policies, including available locations (local, cloud, etc.) and other local settings and options.
Limit access time: Establish the amount of time that a person or group is allowed access.
Passwords can be hidden: You have the option to secure entries so that users can access them but not see them.
Seal functionality: To allow users to access an entry, you can choose to optionally seal entries. The user notifies you that he has used the entry when he breaks the seal to gain access to it as necessary.
User data sharing: Allow users to share and/or seal their data with other users directly through the client (without having to enter the Server Manager).
Allow users to utilize data offline: Provide users with the option to use databases offline.
Automatic backups: Make backups automatically to any location.
Reporting: Comprehensive coverage of significant occurrences.
Logs in RFC 5424 format: Every action taken by the server and users is recorded, and they can be optionally forwarded via UDP to external protocol servers for processing and archiving that is audit-proof.
Import and export of data: Use the client to import or export your databases.
View the effective permissions that each user has for specific folders or entries.
Database wizards automatically create new databases or assign users and groups to already existing ones.

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What’s New?

Support for personalized SPN when using Kerberos for authentication.
API for Google Drive cloud services has been updated.
The problem with some special characters in passwords and user names while accessing RDP, PuTTY,
and TeamViewer entries has been resolved.
Additional UI and text corrections.

System Requirements:

Minimum Requirements:

Operating System: Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10, Windows 11 (32-bit and 64-bit)
Processor: 1 GHz or faster processor
RAM: 1 GB for 32-bit or 2 GB for 64-bit
Hard Disk Space: 50 MB of available space
Display: 800 x 600 screen resolution

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