Mitro vs Werbot
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Mitro is the easiest way to remember & share passwords securely. It has extensions for Chrome, Firefox, and Safari, mobile apps for iOS and Android, and a server to perform the synchronization. Mitro automatically records your user names and passwords as you log in to new sites, offers to automatically log you into sites you've visited before, and allows you to securely share your passwords with your roommates, work team, or significant other. | It is basically a platform for storing, sharing, and managing server access. But the most valuable part of it concerns the possibility to do an audit and to control the work performed on the server. Our platform can be integrated as an independent service in company infrastructure. It doesn’t change the way developers are used to working on the server, it changes the way they connect on it. All connections to servers are made through a single sign-on and private user access. All the actions performed on servers and in Werbot web interface are logged and recorded (screencasts). The server administrator can not only see what was done on the server by each user and when it was done but also can replay the whole working session in our player. The server audit is made much easier with Werbot. |
Open source;Extensions for Chrome, Firefox, and Safari, mobile apps for iOS and Android; Your passwords never leave your computer without being encrypted, so no one, not even Mitro, has access to them;Supports two-factor authentication | cybersecurity; Audit; Remote work; Invite people to register on the platform or use LDAP; Choose who can have access to your servers, restrict the access by time or geo-position |
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