That’s where my App of the Year comes in: RoboForm, one of the most respected names in password management. RoboForm has been ...

If you didn’t bother with New Year’s resolutions this year or have already abandoned them, consider making a simple but crucial move to protect yourself online. For those who spend a lot of time ...

How many times do you have to hit forgot password? It's easy to see why, because the average American has over 100 online ...

Roboform Everywhere is a capable password manager and a good option for first-time users. It lacks the polish and advanced features of competing products, though One of the earliest password managers, ...

It's true that most browsers will save passwords for you these days, but they don't offer a simple way to organize or edit your password list. Some, like Internet Explorer, don't give you access to a ...

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Manage your digital life–including passwords, profiles, and more–with this handy utility. Password managers aren’t flashy, but they sure are handy if they’re done right. And Roboform definitely is ...

Have you ever stopped to consider just how many digital accounts you have that require passwords? If you’re like many, you’re using some fairly poor passwords, or ...

If you’re still writing passwords on sticky notes or saving them in your phone’s notes app, there’s a safer, easier way. An app called RoboForm remembers them all for you and keeps them encrypted so ...

World Password Day is upon us, and there’s no better time to rethink protecting your digital assets. The average person maintains anywhere between 70 and 200 online accounts, and with many people ...

Remembering one password seems easy, right? How about a hundred different passwords that a hacker could never guess? Far too many of us have resorted to picking (easily guessable) variations of the ...

SHREVEPORT, La. - If you’re still writing passwords on sticky notes or saving them in your phone’s notes app, there’s a safer, easier way. An app called RoboForm remembers them all for you and keeps ...