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by selykg 877 days ago
Generally speaking, a password manager is going to be one of the strongest most secure products a person uses.

Most people's threat model doesn't really include having to worry about having both of them in the same tool. If your threat model does, absolutely keep them separate. But I can say, that at least for my team, my biggest issue is really just getting people to use a password manager... I have two users, both of them executive level, that haven't opened their password manager in nearly 4 months.

I'd be far far happier if they used a password manager, even if their 2FA codes were in that same password manager, it would be a significant increase in security over whatever is currently happening.