Create, store, and protect user credentials locally on devices, and centrally manage passwords, with JumpCloud Password Manager.
65%
Of people reuse passwords across personal and work accounts, even though they know it’s a bad practice.
80%
Of all data breaches are linked to passwords.
62%
Of employees say they store login credentials in a notebook or journal, leaving them accessible to prying eyes.
Improve Password Habits and Secure Access
Weak, shared, or compromised passwords play a significant role in most data breaches. When end users are empowered to create and store complex passwords in a way that enhances their day-to-day experience, they play an active role in protecting your organization from malicious actors.
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“JumpCloud is a perfect compliment for an organization that is working towards their SOC II. This has solved password management across PCs and Macs and has made a one person IT department viable at the moment.”
AJ Franchino, Data Engineer at Lumos Technologies
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Password Manager Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about the JumpCloud Password Manager.
Is the password manager available on mobile?
Yes, the JumpCloud Password Manager is available on iOS and Android. The apps can be downloaded from their respective stores.
Can I share 2FA codes with other users in my company?
Yes, the JumpCloud Password Manager acts as a 2FA authenticator which allows you to manage 2FA secrets and even share these secrets between multiple users.
Where are the passwords stored?
Contrary to most cloud-based password managers, the JumpCloud Password Manager only stores passwords & 2FA tokens locally on users’ devices and syncs the vaults between those devices through advanced end-to-end encryption. No secrets are seen or stored in JumpCloud’s cloud-based infrastructure.
Can users install the password manager on more than one device?
Yes, users can use the JumpCloud Password Manager on more than one device at the same time.
Can an admin see the passwords that users have stored in the password manager?
No, admins do not have access to user-created passwords nor have any way to view or modify them.
Can I import my company passwords from another password manager?
Yes, the JumpCloud Password Manager has an import feature that allows users to import passwords from third-party password managers and popular browsers. The feature is accessible from the browser extension of the password manager.
What is the overlap with the JumpCloud Protect™ App? Should we use both?
Both apps have authenticator features. Password Manager currently only supports TOTP-based 2FA; end users should continue to use JumpCloud Protect for push-based MFA.
Is the JumpCloud Password Manager browser extension available on all browsers?
The JumpCloud Password Manager is available on all popular browsers including Chrome, Edge, Safari, Firefox, and Opera.
What operating systems are compatible with the JumpCloud Password Manager?
The JumpCloud Password Manager Desktop app is compatible with Windows, Mac, and Linux and the mobile version is compatible with iOS and Android.
What happens if I lose my device or need to recover my data?
Your password data is synchronized across all of your devices, but if you lose all of them you will be able to recover your data using one of two restore methods:
1. From a local backup you have stored on another device.
2. From a secure cloud location while maintaining security of the data. This action can only be authorized by an administrator.
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