Getting started with Enpass Hub

Enpass Hub is a supplementary server, enabled with an Enpass Business subscription, that integrates with Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace and enables powerful additional features for Enpass Business:

Enhanced Security Auditing

Admins can monitor their organizations’ overall password health, with insights into the status and security of every vault, and identify employees with unsafe passwords or accounts on breached websites
Read about monitoring company password health with Security Audit

Access Recovery

Authorized admins can help employees to recover their vaults if they’ve forgotten their Enpass Master Password
Read about Access Recovery in Enpass Business
Read about enabling Access Recovery in the Admin Console
Read about managing Access Recovery Admins in the Admin Console

Streamlined Vault Sharing

Users can share vaults in just a few clicks, without having to share vault passwords
Users can initiate sharing from within Enpass (no need to visit OneDrive or Google Drive)
Users can control permissions from within Enpass for the vaults they share
Recipients of shared vaults can add them to their Enpass apps with a single click
Read more about sharing a vault in Enpass Business

Setting up Enpass Hub

Your IT department can set up a self-hosted Hub (particularly suited for large enterprises) as a local server (in which case no Hub data leaves your infrastructure), or your Hub can be securely hosted on Enpass severs. Your Enpass Hub does not host your organization’s password vaults — only encrypted vault keys and metadata that enables these additional features. Once your Hub server is set up, integration with your Enpass Admin Console and activation of these additional features takes just a few minutes.

Data stored on Enpass Hub

To enables these additional features, Enpass Hub stores the following data:

Encrypted vault keys (for vault recovery)
User metadata (names, locations, password heath statistics)