I stopped saving all my passwords in Chrome; you might want to think twice too

The article argues that while browser-based password saving is convenient and reasonably well protected, it concentrates risk: if a device, browser profile, or synced account is compromised, attackers can harvest many credentials and session cookies at once. For CIOs and technology leaders, the strategic takeaway is to reduce credential blast radius by separating password storage from the browser, accelerating adoption of dedicated password managers, and prioritizing passkeys where supported to improve security and lower phishing exposure.