Is it secure to use passbolt?
Passbolt is considered as stable and has already undergone several security audits, like SOC2 Type II.
It is used by thousands of companies that trust it for storing their passwords. The strict end-to-end and asymmetric encryption model, associated with the robustness of OpenPGP ensure that the solution implements some of the best known standards in terms of security.
We have published a security white paper, explaining passbolt security model in depth.
You are welcome to contact us directly if you have further questions, we will be happy to answer.
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