PasswordBox

Pros Video tutorials and setup task list help new users. Very smooth capture and replay of login credentials. Automatically offers randomly generated passwords. Imports from several popular competitors. Password Legacy transfers credentials after your death. Can share passwords with other users. Supports Windows, Mac OS, iOS, Android. Cons Login records for some sites had to be created manually. Can't import browser passwords. No two-factor authentication. No Web form filling. No strength rating for saved passwords. No ability to group or categorize saved credentials. Bottom Line PasswordBox does a great job of smoothly capturing and replaying your passwords on Windows, Mac OS, iOS, and Android. You can mange up to 25 passwords for free, and its unique Legacy feature ensures transmission of your passwords to someone you trust in the event of your untimely demise. y8

Bitdefender Total Security (2014)

Pros Good results in PCMag antivirus tests; great results in independent tests. Accurate spam and phishing protection. Tough, no-hassle firewall. Full-scale parental control. Facebook monitoring. Private data protection. Password management. Secure browser. Vulnerability scan. File backup and sync. File encryption. Secure deletion. System tune-up. Anti-theft. Cons Some difficulty installing on malware-infested systems. Default firewall configuration omits some protections. Password management limited. Some impact on performance. No drag/drop to encrypt or shred files. Bottom Line With Bitdefender Total Security (2014) you get all the standard security suite features plus file backup and sync, file and folder encryption, system tune-up, and even anti-theft protection. All of the components work well; it's a winner. y8