Findings show over 80 percent of IT leaders observed increased phishing volume and sophistication; nearly 40 percent of employees use unmanaged apps on work devicesNEW YORK, March 11, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Credential security leader Dashlane today published its inaugural State of Credential Security Report, revealing the evolving credential security challenges and threats that businesses face in the age of AI. Based on a survey of 500 U.S.-based IT decision makers and 1,000 U.S.-based workers, the findings bring to light the growing burden that credential-related issues such as shadow IT and phishing are having on employees and admins. Nearly two and a half years since OpenAI released ChatGPT as a free "research preview" in 2022, it's evident that AI has accelerated productivity and ultimately business growth potential. At the same time, the report highlights its direct impact on the risk facing enterprises — a majority (74%) of IT leaders feel that AI poses an increased threat to password security, and 60 percent of employees agree. More than 80 percent of organizations have observed an increase in the volume and sophistication of phishing attacks

Credential security leader Dashlane today announced the launch of the Dashlane Partner Program, a comprehensive and tiered program designed to empower reseller partners in addressing the critical challenge of credential-based threats and providing frictionless access across their customers' environments.