Users can order the Kaspersky Password Manager directly from the official website and choose between a download version and a CD version. Installing the software takes around 5 minutes and is very easy. The preferred language must be selected and the license agreement accepted – that’s it. The browser add-ons from Kaspersky are automatically added during installation. To use the password manager, users must create a free Kaspersky Account or log in directly if they already have an account. After launching the software, a master password must be configured. This important password must be remembered as it cannot be recovered.

The password manager offers secure and convenient administration on top of the password generation function. All passwords and all user data are stored in an encrypted manner, and cannot fall into the hands of cybercriminals. Passwords, usernames, bank details, and documents are stored and managed. The password manager encrypts all data using a strong AES algorithm. Users can only access the stored data using the master password. Not even Kaspersky itself has access to the data storage. For this reason, the master password should never be forgotten. After a certain period of inactivity, the software blocks access to the data by itself. The period of inactivity can be altered from the settings. As an additional security precaution, users can make backups of the entire data storage and use them to recover data. The My Kaspersky Portal automatically synchronizes all created and managed passwords across several devices, for use from anywhere. This not only works on desktop PCs and laptops but also on smartphones and tablets. The online portal allows web access to the password storage from any device and at any time. Users can access all stored passwords, even from a device that’s not their own. The Kaspersky Password Manager can import and manage personal data (username, email, and password) from different programs in its data storage. Users can select the desired programs in the menu under “Applications.” All stored data can also be exported and used in other applications. The virtual keypad protects all user entries against dangerous keyloggers.

Kaspersky puts special emphasis on user-friendliness and ensures intuitive operation for all its software. The password manager convinces with a modern, clear, and easy-to-understand design that can be used by anyone. The program is compatible with various Windows and Macintosh operating systems and supports Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari, and Internet Explorer browsers. The password manager is available in various languages and the entire installation and setup only take a maximum of 5 minutes.

The software does not require high-performance hardware and also works on older devices. A 1 GHz CPU, 75 to 100 MB of hard drive storage, and 1 GB RAM are sufficient. The password manager is stable and reliable, and the operation is self-explanatory. All questions and possible problems should be easy to solve using the large amount of information on the Kaspersky website.

The Kaspersky Password Manager impresses with its intuitive operation and large amount of handy features. It generates individual and completely secure passwords and manages them in an encrypted data vault. If desired, users can also store bank and credit card details, as well as important documents and photos, in the secure database. With the master password, or remotely via fingerprint and face recognition, users can access all their stored data from anywhere. The password manager takes a lot of work away from users and independently fills in forms. For only 16.41 dollars per year, one gets fantastic software that hardly has any drawbacks. Apart from the missing two-factor authentication and the incompatibility with Linux, there is nothing left to be desired.