Kaspersky password manager compared to Passwarden

Kaspersky is a famous well-known brand for its antivirus software. The company has recently expanded its service by creating its own password manager. 

 

Kaspersky offers its users all the most basic features that one needs in a password manager. The service is generally affordable in comparison to others, and Kaspersky does offer a free version with limited features. The affordability of Kaspersky makes it appealing to users on a budget. However, the free version is limited as it only allows users to save 15 pieces of information, be those logins, documents, or notes.

 

Two-factor authentication 

Security-wise, Kaspersky does not have two-factor authentication set up by default. However, this can be activated. It is expected these days for managers to have this feature built it. Two-factor authentication means that you will have to verify your information twice before gaining access to your stored information. 

 

Vulnerability checker 

Kaspersky has a password strength checking feature. This feature lets you know if any of your passwords have been leaked, and tells you how strong your passwords are. In addition, it ranks your passwords in terms of which most urgently need to be changed. When you want to change these, Kaspersky’s password generation feature comes in handy.

 

Sharing 

The biggest disadvantage of Kaspersky is its lack of sharing features. Kaspersky does not allow you to share your login information with other users. This can make it tedious to access important work-related documents. 

 

Overall, this manager provides its users with all the basic requirements at a semi-affordable price. However, its lack of extensive features makes it unappealing to those who need a manager that can do it all.