Setting different passwords for every new account you create online might become too much work unless you are using a password manager like Kaspersky’s. See why 400 million users trust this software in this article.

Kaspersky Password Manager is a virtual vault that protects all your passwords and it is accessible with a single master password. Many people, including high ranking company executives and political leaders, trust it because it uses Zero-Knowledge security. This means that even the software developers, Kaspersky Technologies, do not have access to your data. In fact, password recovery is not possible and if you forget your Kaspersky password, all the data you have stored is lost forever.

It also syncs all your devices and with one paid license, you can operate your account from your PCs, desktop and mobile devices. In addition, it has folders for easier data organization and can import login details that you once stored in your browsers.

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While running Kaspersky Password Manager on your PC or Mac, it will save you a lot of time when you have to fill online forms. For example, if you have to set a new password, the software automatically recommends strong ones for you. It can also auto-fill addresses and input your bank card details as well. When you use a password that hackers can easily crack, it will notify you; this also happens when you use a previously used password as well.

Kaspersky Password Manager has a premium version that costs $12.76 per year. It also has a free version as well. The major difference between the two versions is that the free package only allows you to store 15 entries. This includes passwords and confidential details like driver’s license and bank cards. For the premium package, you get access to unlimited storage capacity.

Password managers are generally there to reduce the burden of having to memorise different passwords. It will also stop you from creating a guessable password because you want to remember it easily.

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