Enpass For Mac

One of the measures of ensuring the security of your accounts is using complex passwords that change periodically. At the same time, you must use a different passkey for each account, regardless of its type.

Of course, memorizing all this data is very challenging, so employing a password manager with high security standards is quite necessary.

Enpass is one of the many password managers out there that aims at combining powerful security measures with a streamlined, intuitive workflow.

To start using Enpass, you must begin by setting up a master password that will be used to encrypt your data. Enpass employs the AES 256-bit encryption algorithm and complies with the FIPS 140 security standard.

At the same time, the master password is also required to have access to the Enpass main window: the app automatically lock’s its interface after a period of inactivity in order to protect your data from prying eyes.

For your convenience, Enpass offers you the possibility to populate its fields by importing database files generated by other similar apps.

If you decide to input data manually, Enpass provides numerous templates designed to streamline the process. What’s more, you can add your own custom fields to each entry in order to cover all details.

By default, Enpass encrypts and stores your database locally, but you can choose to move it in the Cloud, by making use of your Dropbox or iCloud accounts. Note that the files are stored in the cloud in encrypted form, so you will still need the master password to actually access the data.

Since the developers provide client apps for both Windows computers and various mobile operating systems (iOS, Android, Windows Phone, and BlackBerry), once the database is stored in the cloud, you will be able to access your credentials from virtually anywhere with minimal effort.