The per-person Team plan adds unlimited seats and VPN to the base product. For $20 / £20 / AUD$30 per month you get support for ten users with unlimited passwords, secure sharing, business and personal spaces, and dark web insights.

Three different business plans are available. With that product you get all the features available elsewhere – plus a dashboard for easy management. The Premium plan at $4.99 / £5 / AUD$7.50 adds VPN for Wi-Fi protection, too.įamilies can pay for $7.49 / £7 / AUD$10 per month for a package that supports up to ten family members.

Biometric data: You use facial recognition, a fingerprint, or other physical feature as a method of verification.The Advanced plan costs $2.74 / £2.50 / AUD$4 per month if it's billed annually and it allows individuals to use Dashlane on an unlimited number of devices – and it also includes dark web monitoring.

Text (SMS) messages: Similar to software tokens, a numeric code is texted to you for input into the login form.

Push notifications: A prompt is sent to your phone or other authorized device, asking you to confirm that the login attempt is valid.

Software tokens: You input a numeric code generated by an app (e.g., Authy, Aegis, or Microsoft Authenticator) as your second authentication factor.

(NFC-enabled dongles let you authenticate via a tap against your phone or NFC reader.) These are an extremely strong form of 2FA, since they require you to physically possess the token.

Hardware tokens: You plug a dongle like a Yubikey into your PC and press a button on the device when prompted.

Passwords serve as “something you know,” and then you pick a second method that qualifies as “something you have” or “something inherent to you”:

You use two different ways to verify identity. If you’re not already familiar with 2FA, it’s a form of multi-factor authentication.

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