It will also generate strong passwords for you and then fill in your login credentials for you when logging into a web service online. But 1Password is more than just a place to store passwords. It also stores all of your digital account information like bank account logins, Twitter and Facebook account credentials, wi-fi passwords, and pretty much any other piece for information that is important enough to keep in a safe place. This includes physical accounts/credentials like your and your children’s Social Security cards, health insurance cards, credit cards, and passports. The 1Password application would then be your one place where you store all of the login information for all of your accounts. Up until this year you would buy each of these applications separately (i.e., you would buy the application for mobile, iOS, or Android, and then again for your computers: Mac or Windows). What Is 1Password? An example of what you can store in 1Password (From )ġPassword is a suite of password management applications for iOS, Android, Mac, and Windows.

So if you are looking for a geek New Year’s task, get the whole family set up with a secure password manager.

Now everyone in your family can have a separate 1Password account, but also share a “shared” vault which enables you all to share information between each other quickly and securely. 1Password makes strong password management even easier with their new service called 1Password Families.

The start of 2017 is the perfect opportunity to up your family’s game with respect to password security.

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