Are there any good web based tools that are secure to help manage passwords for all my different accounts?

I was just out of town and realized I had several new business tools and couldn’t remember the username and PW combinations, which are recorded in my office.

I used to use one of 3 passwords so it was easy to remember, but decided that is getting too risky these days. On the other hand, having that out in cyberspace scares me too.

Any ideas, experiences, opinions?

@joanmuschampfagnani  I too, struggled with password management but instead of using yet another site to help manage this problem, I came up with a formula that creates a very strong, unique password for every site I visit.  It is a very simple way to have an unlimited amount of secure passwords that you’ll never forget.  I’ve been using this formula for about a year and it’s time I shared it with others.  I’m not sure how succinctly I could explain it in writing, since this is the first time I’ve given sharing it any thought.  I would be happy to explain it to you over the phone or maybe I’ll work on writing a How-To article that I can post.  Feel free to call me at home at 941-349-9032 if you’d like me to explain it to you.

Thanks @juleswebb  @mgoes  @hmmarketing I will be looking at all of these.

Hi @joanmuschampfagnani
1Password has donde the job for the past two years in my iMac and iPad. Really easy to sync since I have it with dropbox and never had a problem with it.

Dear all, thank you for your sharings. Coming from the  IT security environment it was really interesting for me to read how you handle password management. Considering the massive password hackings of the last years even against large vendors and social media themselves (think of Linkedin which just happened a couple of months ago) I would recommend that you should not just use security common practices like really long passwords, consisting of lower and upper case, as well as digits and symbols, but also relying on hardware devices that can withstand attacks. On the one side the responsability of your passwords relies on the service administration; for that you can just hope that he is doing all he can and should to protect your data; but the user itself can do a lot to increase the defensive barriers; based on the comments of this thread I have created a new FAQ on a vendor’s website I am servicing for marketing; you might want to check