We have never had a public security crisis or a breach, as far as we are aware. If something bad were to happen, how can we make sure we limit as much as we can the impact for our customers and for Dashlane? Finally, we strive to minimize the impact.We have designed a thorough Code Red Plan that we rehearse regularly. We need to make sure we have countermeasures in place, the right internal crisis organization, the investigation capabilities, etc.
How fast you react to a security crisis can be day and night in terms of impact.We make it very complex and expensive for an attacker to target us, so that they focus on other easier targets. To minimize the likelihood of a security breach.The goal of our security effort here is not to guarantee that nothing bad will ever happen. One day, Dashlane might be breached or suffer a serious security incident. Let’s start with a given: Security is hard. We hope to be able to influence the furtherance of digital rights across the globe by making privacy and security more foundational and accessible on the Internet, whether that is participation in the Facebook ad boycott with #StopHateForProfit or pushing for multi-factor-authentication solutions.Yet if we onboard and educate them the right way, we will raise their awareness on security and improve their safety. Most of them will start using Dashlane because of the pain point of managing their passwords, not because they care so much about their security.
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