Jumpcloud Password Manager Download

JumpCloud now offers a full feature password manager that is integrated into the JumpCloud product and all of our single sign-on applications. The JumpCloud Password Manager enables your team to securely manage and share passwords, 2FA (two-factor authentication) tokens, and other types of sensitive information while providing you with full visibility and control over passwords used across your organization. Admins and users will have a seamless authentication experience without relying on a third-party solution.

Yes, the JumpCloud Password Manager has an import feature that allows users to import passwords from third-party password managers and popular browsers. The feature is accessible from the browser extension of the password manager.

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Integrates natively with the JumpCloud Directory Platform. This allows all users to take advantage of having their open directory platform and device management paired with common security features like password management in one solution. IT admins can access the Password Manager from within the JumpCloud directory, including provisioning and deprovisioning access.

Administrators can add or remove users, assign specific permissions to each user, and review and update permissions regularly. This ensures proper access controls, maintains data security, and fosters a collaborative environment. Other features include the ability to view usage logs to see which users used or viewed certain passwords.

Password management is one of the most effective security practices a small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) can institute. It reduces the time lost due to password resets, freeing up both IT and end users to focus on more impactful work. It makes an enterprise solution for password management accessible for SMEs with features that offer administrators visibility into password health and password manager activities, as well as centralized control of password sharing.

The recent (and not so recent) news about LastPass have been - at least to me - literally horrifying.

I moved out of LastPass more than a decade ago (to be precise after their security incident on May 3, 2011) and started using 1password from then onwards for my personal credentials. Yes, I do keep that separated between work and personal purposes for good reasons.

Did you know it's pretty easy to move over from LastPass (and other PWM's) to JumpCloud's Password Manager? Check it out.

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As you can tell we have had little success in migrating end users from previous password manager solutions and this is generally from the fact that the password manager vendors aren't into building any import/export for more MSP focused password manager platforms.

Specifically, for a workspace for non-profit, does anyone use a password manager to keep organizational passwords? I've got people with scraps of paper around for key organizational logins. Apparently nobody knows what some of our social media logins are. Or am I looking at this wrong??

Based on the limited information available right now, JumpCloud has reason to believe that the admin API keys for some customer accounts were leaked somehow from their servers, explained Krishna Vishnubhotla, vice president of product strategy at Zimperium. Vishnubhotla said once they reset the admin password, that customer needs to re-generate all the keys on their end that are derived from the admin key.

Nick Rago, Field CTO at Salt Security, added that invalidating all the API keys could potentially disrupt all systems relying on this API for operation, management and administration of single sign-on (SSO), MFA, password management, and device management with the JumpCloud platform. Because thousands of organizations rely on this platform for management of these critical services, the customer impact is potentially severe, Rago said. e24fc04721