Password Depot Server

Most important businesses that use the computer as a primary tool are sure to depend on various accounts secured with a password. This alone is not enough to keep accounts safe, and it’s best for administrators to use applications like Password Depot Server in order to keep credentials safe, and provide access only where needed.

As the name suggests, the application works best over a local network, with multiple individuals capable of accessing data stored here. Installing the application makes the PC a terminal in which custom groups, users, and accounts are stored. What’s more, accommodation is not a concern, given the neat design and familiar ribbon menu.

In order to access all the application has to offer, an administrator account needs to be created, and you can later on add more. There’s the possibility to create regular users as well, with corresponding options to set permission for associated accounts, and functions.

However, creating users alone is of little importance. A different tab of the application needs to be accessed in order to create password files, which then need to be assigned to created users. What’s more, the application allows you to associate entire groups with a password file, group in which multiple users are stored.

Groups and users can also be imported from Active Directory. The application allows you to have passwords automatically backed up at a custom point. Moreover, you can issue reports to get an overview of the situation, for both users and files. For enhanced safety, there’s the option to configure alerts whenever specific actions are performed, with emails sent to the administrator account or selection of users.

Password Depot Server is a mandatory security solution which needs to be applied in most local networks, especially where sensible info is found. The familiar, fresh visual design quickly gets you up and running, regardless of experience. Creation options allow fast storage of credentials, with options to organize users in groups, making this application worth a try overall.