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An average business user must deal with tens, if not hundreds, of passwords daily. Therefore, getting password management right in a business environment may seem like a daunting task. The largest players tend to pick one of the enterprise-grade solutions to ensure security and flexibility, as well as enjoy plenty of extra features that make their processes more efficient. Read on as we walk you through our selection of what we believe is the best password management software out there.

Depending on the success of your database audit trail program, creating an audit trail for your data log can either be a benign part of company protocol or a major nuisance. Several industries, from health care to finance to public works, require detailed reporting of data logs through an audit trail.

Every minute of downtime costs your organization money. Sometimes a lot of money. Gartner puts the average cost of IT downtime at roughly $5,600 per minute, and that number climbs fast when a major incident hits and your team is still scrambling to figure out who owns the problem. That’s where incident management software earns its keep. When something breaks at 2 a.m., you don’t want to be hunting through email threads figuring out who’s on call.