You can assess your password security with your Password Health score on your Password Health page.

If you're a Dashlane Starter, Team, or Business plan admin, you can check plan members' Dashlane security scores.

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Open and access the Password Health page

Web app

1. Select the Dashlane D icon in your browser’s toolbar and enter your Master Password if prompted. Then in the extension pop-up, select Open the web app.
2. From the Tools section, select Password Health.

   Note: If you’re a member of a Starter, Team, or Business plan and you have the Spaces feature, you can select your Personal Space or Business Space to see separate scores for each. You can also select All Spaces to see a score for both combined.

iOS (Apple) app

1. Open the Dashlane mobile app and enter your Master Password if prompted.
2. Select Tools and then Password Health.
3. Select Explore to see your score broken down by login.

   Note: If you’re a member of a Starter, Team, or Business plan and you have the Spaces feature, this page displays the combined score of your Personal and Business Space by default. To see the score for just your Personal or Business Space, select the Spaces icon, shown as a cube.

Android app

1. Open the Dashlane mobile app and enter your Master Password if prompted.
2. Select the menu icon, shown as three horizontal lines.

   Note: If you’re a member of a Starter, Team, or Business plan and you have the Spaces feature, select Change space to choose which Password Health score you want to see — the score for your Personal Space, Business Space, or both combined.

3. In the Tools section, select Password Health.

4. Select EXPLORE to see it broken down by login.

Understand your Password Health score

Your Password Health score is calculated based on all your passwords stored in Dashlane and whether they're Compromised, Reused, or Weak. In calculating the score, we give more weight to more important accounts, like banking and email. Select each tab to filter, or select All to view them all in one list. You need at least five logins to have a Password Health score.

Compromised: A password for a website that had a security breach. Or, a password that is the same, or similar to, a password for a website that had a security breach.

Reused: A password that’s the same or similar to your other passwords. If one of your passwords is stolen, hackers may be able to break into your other accounts that have the same, or even a similar, password.

Weak: A password that’s vulnerable because it uses common words, names, keyboard patterns, dates, and so on.

Exclude passwords from your score

You can exclude passwords you don’t want to be included in your Password Health score. You might exclude a password for these reasons:

• Someone shared the password with you, so you can’t change it
• The password’s website doesn’t allow for a more secure password
• You’re required to reuse the password, such as with Amazon.com and Amazon.co.uk

To exclude a password, hover over the password you want to exclude and select the Exclude icon, shown as a circle with a line through it.

To see a list of your excluded passwords, select the Excluded tab. To remove a password from the excluded list, hover over the password and select the include icon, shown as a circular arrow.

Improve your Password Health score

To get a 100 on your Password Health score and secure your accounts, update all your passwords marked on your Password Health page as Compromised, Reused, or Weak to more secure, unique passwords. Go to each website, and use Dashlane’s Password Generator to replace each password with a new password.

Generate or change a password using Dashlane

When you make changes to your password, a Dashlane pop-up appears. We ask if you want to update the login with this new password or create a new login for this website.

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