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SecureWord is a software package comprised out of a password generator and a sensitive data vault. It enables users to store their credentials in a secure environment, protected by a master password.

Users can access the application after a simple and straightforward installation process. The program can be found in the system tray. The interface is clean, but plain, without any special designs to make it stand out.

SecureWord provides users with a secure vault, which functions both as a password manager and a sensitive data keeper. Users can add new entries that include login credentials, e-mails, links and files. Unfortunately, the application does not support hyperlinks or provide an auto-fill function, meaning that the only option left for users is to copy the data to clipboard and paste it in the desired field.

The application allows users to select files and create an encrypted record of them. This feature is useful, but, nowadays, it does not have the same appeal. A perk, which sets the application apart from other programs, is its search function. It comes in handy if users organize their credentials into several folders and forget where they have stored their information.

The built-in password generator is standard, using alpha-numerical characters, upper and lower case and unique signs. Users can use it directly from the note editor, saving them time when entering data.

SecureWord uses AES encryption, which is powerful, but, compared to other programs out there that use three of four algorithms, it suddenly does not seem that impressive. Moreover, the application cannot export any information stored within, which means migrating to another software must be done manually.

To conclude, SecureWord is a software application that does the job, but does not stand out in the crowd of password managers and generators.