www.prnewswire.com Dashlane and KnowBe4 Launch Real-Time Security Training Integration
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- •Dashlane's integration with KnowBe4 provides real-time security training based on detected risks.
- •One-third of corporate logins utilize weak credentials outside SSO protection, increasing vulnerability.
- •The integration aims to transform security awareness from periodic training to immediate, contextual responses.
On May 16, 2026, Dashlane announced an integration with KnowBe4 to enhance security awareness by providing real-time training when credential risks or phishing threats are detected. This integration targets the issue of weak or compromised credentials, with Dashlane reporting that one-third of corporate logins fall outside SSO protection and are unguarded by password managers. The integration allows for immediate, contextual training for users at the moment of risky behavior, rather than relying on traditional, periodic training methods. Dashlane's CEO, John Bennett, emphasized the importance of turning risky behavior into learning opportunities. The integration aims to reduce human risk in cybersecurity by making employees more aware of their actions in real-time. This development is particularly relevant for organizations that rely on credential management and security training to mitigate breaches.
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