Launch of Kaspersky Password Manager for Business

Kaspersky is introducing Kaspersky Password Manager (KPM) for Business, a solution designed to help organizations securely manage employee passwords. It helps reduce the risk of credential leaks, improve control over access rights, and make it easier for employees to work with corporate services. The solution is designed for businesses of all sizes, from SMBs to Enterprises, regardless of industry.

Passwords are one of the basic lines of defense, but human error can still affect security: people do not always create passwords that are strong and unique enough. According to data from the service for 2026, 37% of users have at least one password that is a variation of a password they have already used, with only the uppercase and lowercase letters changed. Another 13% added the current year to an existing password, while 17% added a single special character. Passwords also tend to lack variety. For example, 39% of users have at least one password made up of numbers only, while 31% have at least one password made up entirely of letters from the English alphabet. At the same time, according to Kaspersky experts from the Cybersecurity Services Center and the global report Anatomy of the Cyber Threat Landscape, in 2025.

Automated tools can help organizations reduce these risks. The new Kaspersky Password Manager for Business solution enables centralized password management throughout the entire password lifecycle. It can generate strong passwords, so employees do not have to come up with new combinations themselves every time they need access to a different service or need to update an existing password. Users also do not have to remember many passwords — they only need to remember one master password to access the application. Existing passwords can be checked for strength and for signs that they have been exposed in a data breach, allowing users to change them quickly when necessary. KPM also does more than generate strong passwords. It securely stores passwords, two-factor authentication (TOTP) codes, access keys, as well as corporate documents and bank card details in encrypted form. This helps reduce the risk of confidential information being exposed.

For organizations, Kaspersky Password Manager for Business provides tools to monitor compliance with password policies and manage employee access rights based on their roles — for example, by restricting access to certain actions or settings.

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