When in doubt, blame the intern, I guess?? Some cringeworthy password fails where you have to laugh to keep from crying....blog.dashlane.com/worst-password…

Can you see a little bit of your company in this? youtube.com/watch?v=i5GNwc…

My wife just sent me a video of Vladimir Putin playing Seven Nation Army on the piano, and now I need to take the rest of the day off while I recalibrate myself. youtube.com/watch?v=C3Priv…

Takes one to know one! Katie's a great letter-writer...

Doing the inclusive, empowering, and right thing...

Ruining a good Dad joke: What do you call a factory that makes acceptable products? Answer: A satisfactory, because satisfactory means acceptable and also has the word factory embedded inside it.

...in which I discuss life without a first name and horse-sized ducks, among other important security topics...

Most attacks come through compromised credentials, so one very basic thing to do is "close your gates" by getting your employees using a password manager. Even if it's not ours. If we at Dashlane can help, let us know.

Incredible chart. In the corporate world this would be called acquisition-driven growth versus organic growth. It would also be called incredible value destruction. Wow.

Dashlane has established a fast-track application process for those who’ve been impacted in Ukraine, are urgently looking for work, and meet the criteria for an open position in Portugal or France. Click the link to learn more.bit.ly/3IwcTLm

Thanks for having me Jill Malandrino and Nasdaq !

The White House has warned of possible Russian cyberattacks. Small businesses don’t have to be vulnerable, so use these suggestions from Dashlane CEO JD Sherman to harden your defenses. ow.ly/JCfY50IJ7I6

In honor of World Password Day, we’ve put together a brief history of passwords and answers to questions like how have passwords evolved, where are they headed, and how can you keep them safe in 2022? bit.ly/37lsJfw

Pretty much says it all.

Using 2FA/MFA is so basic, and so effective - every company, and every individual should be using it. Here's a little more: blog.dashlane.com/2-factor-authe…

I had a lot of fun speaking with barrymoltz on #thesmallbusinessradioshow a while back, about why small businesses are a target for hackers and what you can do about it. barrymoltz.com/small-business…

Ushering in a passwordless era - Step 1: theverge.com/2022/8/31/2332…

Hot take from one of our product leaders: It's OK to use your cat's name as your password, as long as the name is at least 12 characters including symbols and numbers, and as long as you change it every 3 months.

Welcome aboard Donald! blog.dashlane.com/dashlane-names…

Sharing the news that I'm stepping away from full-time work and handing over the reins at Dashlane to John Bennett today! linkedin.com/posts/jd-sherm…