Netwrix Password Secure vs EBF Contacts

The Password Manager App for the Entire Company Netwrix Password Secure is the No. 1 solution to centrally manage and use all your passwords and secrets. Enterprise Password Management is our focus: We provide your company with a high-quality and proven "Made in Germany" cybersecurity product where you retain data sovereignty. Our app can be used by both IT experts and power users such as head of the department, as well as normal end-users. – – – Security first • Log in securely everywhere: Your passwords are wherever your Netwrix Password Secure app is! Once logged in with your user password, Touch ID, or Face ID, you can access your passwords from anywhere and use them to log in. • Don't waste time logging in – with auto-login, tags, and the quick search. • Create random passwords that are truly secure with the built-in password generator, and save new entries directly within the app. • Use your personal area for passwords that only you use, or use the team area to share passwords securely. • 14 (standard) forms included to store your credentials conveniently. – – – Please note that the app only works with an existing Netwrix Password Secure backend – you can find more information about this in our manual or visit our website: • https://netwrix.com/go/ps-help-en-81 • https://netwrix.com/go/ps-product-en

Thanks to EBF Contacts, your team can access professional contacts easily, securely, and even offline while on the go—on iOS and iPadOS. Automatically synchronized from sources such as Exchange O365/On-Premise or your CRM system. The Global Address List (GAL) or other address books can be easily connected, giving you real-time access to all your contacts. EBF Contacts can even be accessed with Siri and CarPlay. EBF Contacts uses the SMS Fraud Extension, if the user activates it. This makes the company contacts information available in the iOS phone app to display the name and other information about a caller. EBF Contacts does not block phone numbers or messages. CallKit must not be enabled to use the app. The user can skip this step on initial use.