The password vault that protects more than just your credentials
Protect your sensitive information – your login data, credit card details, and more – in an encrypted vault.
What is a password vault?
A password vault is a secure digital space where you can store passwords for your online accounts. With NordPass, the vault also allows you to save passkeys, credit card details, and private notes. It can even function as a business password vault, enabling teams to securely store and share company credentials and other sensitive information.
Built on zero-knowledge architecture and protected by strong XChaCha20 encryption, the NordPass vault ensures that only you – not even the NordPass team – can access your data. Beyond secure storage, it offers several additional features, such as importing credentials from other password managers, automatically saving new logins, and autofilling login details on frequently visited websites.
How secure is the NordPass vault?
NordPass encrypts your passwords with one of the latest encryption algorithms, XChaCha20. It supports a 256-bit encryption key, which has millions of possible combinations, meaning that it would take years for someone to guess it. Even if a hacker used brute-force software, it would take a kind of supercomputer that isn’t currently accessible to anyone to break it.
NordPass has also been built using zero-knowledge architecture. This means your passwords are encrypted on your device, and only you have access to the decryption key. Information stored in the business password vault is inaccessible to NordPass employees – only you can see it. NordPass Business is also certified according to ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type 2 standards, and meets the objectives outlined in the HIPAA Security and Privacy Rule.
In March 2020, NordPass Business underwent a comprehensive security audit conducted by the reputable third-party auditor, Cure53. The audit confirmed the strength of NordPass’ security measures, and the team was recognized for its diligent efforts in safeguarding user data.
What you can save in the password vault
Apart from storing passwords for your personal online accounts, a password vault can also securely hold many other types of sensitive information. Here are some examples:
Company credentials: Login details for work applications, internal systems, and cloud services, keeping access safe and organized.
Financial information: Bank account details, credit card numbers, and online payment credentials, stored securely to prevent unauthorized access or fraud.
Personally identifiable data: Social security numbers, passport or driver’s license numbers, IP addresses, and device IDs that could be used to identify you.
Health and insurance information: Personal medical records, health insurance IDs, and employee benefits data that require strict privacy protection.
Emergency contacts and personal references: Important contact information, such as phone numbers and addresses of family, friends, or professional references.
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