KeyPass stores all your sensitive information in an encrypted database. The information is encrypted using 448-bit blowfish algorithm and a master password is required to unlock the information in the database. You can be sure that only you have access to secret information such as passwords, credit card numbers, PIN numbers and sensitive documents.
KeyPass can be installed on external storage devices such as keychain-size USB flash drives.. Unlike other password managers that write configuration information to the Windows registry, KeyPass stores everything in the encrypted database so that it can be run without prior installation. This allows you to carry all your sensitive information with you wherever you go. Simply plug the device into any PC and immediately access all your information and passwords!
KeyPass is perfect for enterprise administrators to distribute passwords to users. Instead of forcing users to remember passwords, an administrator can store them in KeyPass, assign a read-only password and distribute them to users. In this way, users will be able to use the information in KeyPass, but will not be able to modify them. Only the administrator has the authority to update the database. Changes can also be seamlessly distributed to the users by making KeyPass synchronize with a reference database in a remote network share.
KeyPass is a convenient tool which could be used by enterprise administrators to distribute passwords to users. Instead of forcing users to remember passwords for enterprise resources and applications, an administrator can store all of them in KeyPass, assign different read-only passwords and distribute them to users. In this way, users only need to remember one master password in order to access all enterprise resources and applications. In addition, they will only be able to use the information in KeyPass, but will not be able to modify them. Only the administrator has the authority to update the passwords in the database.
Passwords distributed to users via KeyPass can be updated automatically via the network whenever there are changes. To do this, the administrator maintains the reference copy of the KeyPass database at a particular network share (eg. SERVERSHAREDKEYPASS). When the reference database is updated by the administrator, KeyPass will automatically update the local read-only database at the user's machine to the latest version.
The administrator can assign different views of the master database to different users. This involves assigning security tags to database entries so that only those passwords with matching tags can view those entries. This security mechanism is very flexible as the administrator is able to create different views for different users without having to maintain multiple master databases.
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2 September 2008 
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