How Kaspersky Password Manager protects your data

Kaspersky Password Manager stores your logins, passwords, and other personal data, protecting them with a single master password.

All your data is stored in a special encrypted vault that can be accessed only with the master password. This method of data storage keeps your valuable information safe even if your device with Kaspersky Password Manager gets lost or stolen.

Kaspersky Password Manager encrypts data using symmetrical encryption based on the AES algorithm (block size = 128, key size = 256, padding = PKCS7, mode = CBC).

You can choose which data to use to fill in registration forms and quickly enter your personal data or business contact details.

You can store data of various types in Kaspersky Password Manager:

• Accounts – logins and passwords for signing in to websites or applications
• Identities – a special set of entries (such as first name and last name, date of birth, email address, phone number, and bank card and bank account details) for quickly filling out website or application registration forms
• Notes – any personal data in the form of text that you want to protect against unauthorized access.

Kaspersky Password Manager fills the login and password fields and performs automatic login on websites using your account credentials.

You can view data stored in the vault from any device on which Kaspersky Password Manager is installed.

All of this is possible thanks to your account on the My Kaspersky portal.

A My Kaspersky portal account is a single account required to sign in to My Kaspersky portal as well as to use the portal and certain Kaspersky Lab applications.

My Kaspersky portal is a one-stop online resource for remote management and licensing of Kaspersky Lab applications, downloading application installation package to devices, and getting technical support. An account is required to sign in to My Kaspersky portal.