Enpass

Business password manager that keeps vaults in the company's Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace

Overview

Enpass Business stores encrypted vaults inside the organisation’s existing Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace storage rather than on Enpass servers, which places data location under the customer’s control[17]. The single Business plan includes administrative controls, policy enforcement, a security audit dashboard, event and audit logs, password and file sharing, access recovery and round-the-clock technical support[17].

For identity lifecycle management, the plan includes automatic user provisioning through SCIM, automatic data deletion when users are offboarded, single sign-on, configuration through unified endpoint management and mobile device management tools, and SIEM integration[17]. Users get unlimited passwords, passkeys and file storage and unlimited vaults for business, personal and shared data[17].

Large enterprises can negotiate volume, multi-year or site-based pricing with an account manager, proof of concept and personalised onboarding[17]. Because data sits in the customer’s own tenant, the security of the deployment depends partly on how that Microsoft or Google environment is configured.

Enpass features

  • Vault stored in iCloud, Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox or Box
  • Passkey support
  • Security dashboard for weak and reused passwords
  • Password generator
  • Family plan for six people
  • Vaults stored in the company's Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace
  • SCIM provisioning and SSO
  • UEM/MDM deployment

Enpass pricing

Free: up to 25 items in one vault. Premium: $1.99 per month billed annually. Family (up to 6 people): $3.99 per month billed annually. Multi-year discounts are offered.

Enpass strengths and limitations

Strengths

  • Vendor does not hold the vault
  • Low Premium price
  • Family plan covers six people
  • Vault data stays in the customer's tenant
  • SCIM, SSO and SIEM in the single plan
  • Low per-user price

Limitations

  • Free plan limited to 25 items
  • User must secure the storage account themselves
  • Less published audit documentation than larger rivals
  • Depends on the customer's cloud tenant configuration
  • Smaller vendor than the market leaders
  • Limited published compliance detail

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