KeePass is a local password manager you install on all your computers and unlock with one master password. The speaker stores it in categories for banking and clients, keeps the master password written in a physical binder, and relies on it daily to manage credentials for themselves and their customers.
have some sort of an electronic password keeper. I personally use KeePass because it's not stored in the cloud like RoboPass and a bunch of other ones are, but I can actually have a copy on all of my computer systems, so for me it works really well, and I have to remember one password, which my brain can handle one,, and then everything else goes in there, and I've got it categorized for banking, for customers, for each, you know, section of my business, for all the passwords. And Mary Jane, for, for you and your business, you just remember your passwords, but you know I have passwords for all of my customers as well. Because I quite frequently get them contacting me asking what their, their last password was, if I have it. So that is a tool that I use quite frequently, like daily, many times a day in my business, and I've got it written down in this binder that you're talking about what the master password is. So that if something does happen, somebody else can find that password and get access to what they need as far as all of my banking and all of that.
