KeePass

Avantages

L'outil est souple et parfaitement polyvalent. Avoir différentes versions à disposition, est un gros plus. Il permet de sauvegarder ses mots de passe de façon sûre et organisée.

Inconvénients

Manque une fonction pour entrer automatiquement ses mots de passe depuis le navigateur

Alternatives envisagées 

Pourquoi passer à KeePass

Avantages

Le fait de pouvoir enregistrer tous nos mots de passe au même endroit.

Inconvénients

Le logiciel n'est pas le plus convivial, il faut parfois chercher un peu les options.

Avantages

Super good autofill feature, many plug-ins available and super safe.

Inconvénients

No real-time sync makes it difficult to use with more people simultaneously.Need to synchronize in order to update with the new entries.

Avantages

You can use the app for free and the setup process is easy and fast. The vault has virtually endless capacity . The password generator can do all the work for you and 2FA integration is smooth .

Inconvénients

The interface looks outdated and takes a while to get used to .Especially if you have already used a password manager before .

Avantages

Being open source means you can find out exactly what the program is doing with your important login information. Also if you have the correct knowledge you can attempt to add any features you feel are lacking. Completely free, and once you've downloaded it you have complete control over your data.

Inconvénients

Very simple, auto of the box KeePass lets you create and access a encrypted password database files. Additional functionality such as cloud storage and browser autofilling will need to be worked out by the user with 3rd party applications, services, and plugins. Though some people may consider this a pro.

Avantages

Very secure, simple interface, quick learning curve and both the application and the database have a small foot print.

Inconvénients

No way to recover a lost or forgotten password.
No way to synchronize across multiple PCs or Servers.
Looks unfinished.

Alternatives envisagées 

Pourquoi passer à KeePass

Avantages

KeePass can be used with Multifactor Authentication and can be used with a lot of plugins. It's one of my favorite options because it is free and portable.

Inconvénients

The user interface of this software looks very old, they don't update it so much. Besides that I noticed no user support, so when facing problems you need to find answers yourself, e.g. online

Avantages

It keeps your passwords safe, and it's easy to get them, double click and you are all set.You can use commands, which is amazing, you can ask the app to open a browser in incognito mode and copy-paste the credentials

Inconvénients

The interface doesn't look modern, it needs a new look and feel and include more icons

Avantages

No other product offers all features of KeePass including very well structured Password database, storage of files alongside Keys, Android integration, Autofill in multiple Webbrowsers and any other app you configure. It is FREE and most importantly open-source. This ensures that there are no backdoors and there is no "cloud" or other provider who may have access to or even accidentally leak your sensible data.

Inconvénients

It is a bit more complex to set-up initially, but after a short learning period of 1-2 months the benefits outweigh this entry-hurdly by far.

Avantages

1. It's offline password manager and opensource. So you don't have to rely on cloud/web apps and this means stronger security for many users.
2. It has integration with browsers using plugins.
3. It can work on Android OS as well.
4. Additional sensitive attributes as well as files can be attached to any set of credentials.

Inconvénients

There is no sync feature across devices which can be a inconvenience for a few users. One needs to use cloud storage like Google drive to sync the encrypted Keepass database file.

Avantages

Security is of utmost importance in this millennial age! We all have so many accounts to manage (e.g., email, social network, office, personal blogs... etc). And all these require a username/password... KeePass has helped me to manage all these!

I used to reuse or use similar passwords for all of my accounts (to simplify things), but this is one of the worst things to do! It makes hacking one's accounts easy.

KeePass helps me to generate a very strong password (mixed with capital letters, numbers, symbols) and it is all stored and managed in my KeePass vault that is secure and with full backup. All my entries/accounts can easily be categorized to keep order in my vault, and it can contain a lot more information (other than just the username/password), one can add notes, etc.

Retrieving passwords is easy, so it is not a problem when I open an app and I need to get the password. The tags makes searching easy as well. Plus there are a ton of advanced options for integration with other apps (e.g., to the web browser).

Inconvénients

The UI can be improved to have a more modern look and not so old-style boxy feel. But this is more of the aesthetics and not the function. I'm pretty happy with my use of KeePass and had no security breaches with it.

Avantages

Simple to use, does what it's supposed to do, and has lots of plugins to customize it for your particular needs. Very secure.

Inconvénients

There are a lot of trade-offs with KeePass. Pros that come with cons.
It's open source, so it's free, but it's not so polished. Install is tough for an IT amateur enthusiast like me, many people will need help.
Plugins are available, but they're mostly open source too, so they may be finicky, and again, not as polished as other solutions.
I'm not aware of any cloud service, which I wouldn't want to use anyway. You can back up your password file via Dropbox or some other service and still keep the file secure. Some people like the reassurance that they can recover their passwords if they forget their master password, but I wouldn't put my security in the hands of some company for something like that.
Possibly the biggest missing feature for business is if the owner of the database leaves without leaving their password or unlocking the database, those passwords will be inaccessible to the company. Other password managers allow shared access to sets of passwords to eliminate this risk. With KeePass, you should prepare for this possibility in advance (such as having multiple admin users). It's possible there are plugins to address this issue.

Avantages

- The software is free- The data lives locally- You can set your own encryption levels- Excellent password generator

Inconvénients

- Somewhat frequent updates- Not too much else other than that

Alternatives envisagées 

Pourquoi passer à KeePass

Avantages

Meets my all requirements regarding storing the credentials and is easy to use.

Inconvénients

So far I can't say that there are any cons about this software.

Avantages

KeePass has all the features you need to store, manage and generate passwords. I started using it after yet another site I used was hacked and was at that time using the same password for all my sites. It solved the problem for me by allowing me to remember only one strong password and have generated passwords for all the others. It has a great feature set and really lacks nothing in that department. Nice clean interface, easy to use.

Inconvénients

The only con with KeePass and software like it, is it is file based. I used to store my password database file in cloud storage which worked well for using between computers, but was cumbersome when trying to use on my phone. I have now bitten the bullet and moved to BitWarden, there is a lot of convenience to having your account in the cloud - though you have to accept the risk that it is all out there. The file storage option that KeePass uses is a bit dated but it is far more secure in a sense.

Avantages

Unlike most password managers, KeePass is stored locally, so you're at minimal risk of anyone cracking your database from the Internet. The double-click feature is fast and intuitive for copying password data, the keyfile system adds another layer of set-t-and-forget-it security, and password generation can be set to follow a range of parameters. It even allows you to sort databases into subgroups and to merge databases, the latter of which I use because I keep two copies of the database for different machines.

Inconvénients

The menus are dates and not always intuitive to navigate. Changing the password generation settings is hard to get to, for a feature that is used so frequently--you have to open up the invidual database entry, open the password generation settings sub-dialogue, and pick out all the radio buttons (and number-of-characters text field) you'd like to use. Changing the default password generation settings is also pretty hard to find. The double-click feature doesn't always respond; something I need to double-click twice to copy the password into my clipboard.

Avantages

KeePass is open source and free on different platforms (Windows, Android, and there is also free apps for Mac); it's been my password manager for years. It still gets frequent updates and has a solid reputation, so I feel safe using it. There are so many features that I probably use only a fraction of its full functionality! If you prefer, you can run it from a thumb drive. Again, if you prefer, you can save your (encrypted) database in the cloud to sync it across devices.

Inconvénients

Perhaps to be expected as an open-source software, the UI is not attractive/old fashioned. I've never had difficulties finding what I needed, but it's definitely not very sleek.

Alternatives envisagées 

Pourquoi passer à KeePass

Avantages

KeePass is a very good password manager in that one can tell that they put a lot of work in allowing lots of freedoms and options of what a user can do. There are tons of options such as determining what encryption one wants to use, allow the file to be exclusive to their PC or one can also setup a way to synchronize across devices however they want to. Not only are there a lot of options in managed the password database itself, there also tons of options in creating passwords themselves. This allows one to have a lot of freedom in what they want from their password manager.

Inconvénients

The thing with KeePass if one wants to take full advantage of the software they have to make sure to take the time to actually learn what the software offers, which I would say is the cost of the many options, one who is not well versed with computers or such software will definitely have a hard time with the UI. Also the lack of an Official KeePass app makes in hard to setup for mobile and other similar devices, as I would prefer using their software over having to rely on third parties.

Avantages

I have used this software daily for many years, and my experience has been stellar! I feel like every time I reach out for a complex feature, this software has it. While easy to use, KeePass makes it easy to customize exactly how you want to manage your passwords. I even use it at home. The password database has excellent cross platform support and can even be used on smartphones or on Linux.

Inconvénients

Because it has a large number of configuration options, it can take a while to have everything configured exactly the way you like it. With that said, the defaults are reasonable, but you certainly need to take the time to review all the settings if you want the best experience. If you don't like having control over advanced configuration, this might not be the best choice for you.

Avantages

KeePass is easy to use, the navigation is fast and you can get what you need within 2 clicks. This tool is very usefull at work where I need to log in multiple sites and systems every day. The security level at work is very high and KeePass is helping to keep it that way.

Inconvénients

The desktop version has to small buttons in the toolbar.

Avantages

We needed an ideally open source password management system. I didn't want anything tied into a particular browser and I wanted something we could back up. Keepass was the least annoying of what I looked at. It is easy to generate passwords and we save our file onto a shared server so all employees can access it. The search function works well and we estimate between the search function and the autotyping, we've saved hours as a company in worktime.

Inconvénients

The Mac version allows me to alphabetize listings (you have to drag them) but since I work on my PC most of the time, it can get annoying. Also sometimes it's hard to know when you are synchronizing versions if it's really synchronizing or you are saving over someone's work. It is free though and I get that limits the features and support that can be expected.

Avantages

Firstly, the fact that is totally offline is the most needed benefit, followed by the ability to multi-sign, using a variety of methods, such as key file.

I have also used KeePass whislt going through an ISO audit, although not in this company and it was approved by the auditor as secure. (Disclaimer: This was on THAT occassion. I cannot speak for all ISO officers or the accreditor themselves.)

Inconvénients

No official mobile version, however, as the software is open source, it is easy to find many checkable and source code verifiable iteration from an abundance of developers.

Not to easy to use for newbies, or less computer literate people.

Avantages

I love that Keepass is available for so many platforms. I'm able to manage my passwords on my Windows laptop, android and IOS devices using the same software and password database which is encrypted in the cloud. Software is easy to setup and use and allows you to categorize login accounts/passwords for easy retrieval. Also allows eascy copy/paste of password from Keepass to whatever login application needed. Perhaps the best part is that depending upon the platform it is either free for just a few dollars to purchase.

Inconvénients

I don't have any dislikes with Keepass, it does exactly what I need.

Avantages

It didn't matter how much education we did- people still use their dogs' names as their passwords. Every security test we attempted resulted in failure. It wasn't until we accepted the problem as a reality that we could make some progress. And when we did, things changed.

We used to have password requirements (character limits, special types, etc.), but now we just require that the password be generated by KeePass. We're able to help people in the few instances when the app doesn't work, but the impact has been significant. Now, 100% of our employees are using safe password protocols- with next to no effort.

Inconvénients

When I find one, I'll let you know. I think this product is better than LastPass because of local storage options.

Avantages

I love being able to access the KeePass on all our computers. It's makes our daily tasks so much easier by having our common website links stored along with our username and passwords. Helps keep the whole team on the same page when a password changes and avoids us getting locked out of accounts.

Inconvénients

For the past three years I have been using this software and I haven't found anything that I don't like about it or would change. It's been super manageable and user friendly.