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So what solutions do other IT organizations use out there for sharing passwords for things like service accounts, among an IT organization without simply creating a shared word document that could get copied or leaked, even if file restrictions were in place on it?
Of particular note are some outsourcing partners that may need access to some passwords, but not all.
Thanks for any ideas!
Of particular note are some outsourcing partners that may need access to some passwords, but not all.
Thanks for any ideas!
IT AdministrationWindows Server 2012Active Directory
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We use 1Password for teams.
Every department has their own Password Vault.
Can create groups of users and assign to vaults.
Each user can have their own personal vault too.
Can access the vaults on Mac/PC, mobile and web. Has extensions for IE. Chrome and Safari.
It's awesome! I have access to over 1200 password!
Every department has their own Password Vault.
Can create groups of users and assign to vaults.
Each user can have their own personal vault too.
Can access the vaults on Mac/PC, mobile and web. Has extensions for IE. Chrome and Safari.
It's awesome! I have access to over 1200 password!
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