Easy Password Management for MSPs and IT Professionals
Password Boss WebApp allows you to access, share, and secure passwords for end users and customers in one simple, affordable tool.
Password Management, Simplified
Protect Data from Theft
The remote delete function will automatically delete encrypted user data stored on a stolen or misplaced device if someone tries to access the password application.
Securely Share Passwords
Passwords and digital notes are encrypted using 2048 bit RSA key pairs to ensure that no unencrypted data is sent between employees or stored on our servers.
Get Up and Running Fast
Access Passwords from All Devices
Assign roles to team members so they can set up, manage, and access user passwords and notes from any device.
Password Boss WebApp Features
Ensure both stronger security and uninterrupted workflows with the advanced security features of our password management tool.
- End-To-End Encryption
- Enterprise Grade Security
- Secure Cloud Storage
- Role-Based Access
- Advanced Security Policies
- Dedicated Support
See Our Solutions in Action
Ready to see how easy it is to put our advanced cybersecurity solutions to work for you? Start your free trial or schedule your free demonstration today.
In-Depth Cybersecurity Insights
Why MSPs need to offer password management (before clients ask for it)
You’re already your clients’ go-to person for system updates, troubleshooting, new user onboarding, and everything in between. But if you’re.
The dangers of shared passwords (and how to fix them)
It’s 2025. Robots mow our lawns, smart fridges order our groceries, and we use smartphones to open our hotel rooms..
How Password Boss helps financial firms meet FTC Standards and IRS 4557 compliance requirements
Accounting, tax, and financial firms manage some of the most sensitive data in the world. You know what’s at stake.
AI and DDoS attacks: Why automated threats require automated defenses
DDoS attacks have been around for decades. But thanks to AI, they’re getting a whole lot smarter. What used to.
Machine identities and AI: Are your users’ credentials at risk?
Most organizations use dozens, if not hundreds, of “machines” to automate tasks, transfer data, and authenticate services behind the scenes..