Where should I keep my KeePass database?

How do I protect my KeePass database?

I would suggest a solution that involves the following:1KeePass Database file stored on local computer with Full Disk encryption (e.g. Veracrypt)2KeePass Key File stored on an external USB disk.3Cloud Storage 1 (e.g. Dropbox) to hold the Database file.4Cloud Storage 2 (e.g. Google Drive) to hold a backup of the Key File.Storing KeePass database in cloud. How safe?

Does KeePass store in the cloud?

Our first tip is to use the popular KeePass password manager—it's free! Next, sync your password database to the cloud. This allows you to keep multiple copies of it—on more than one of your own devices, for example, or on multiple team members' devices—while still ensuring that it stays up to date.

How do I organize my KeePass?

Keepass lets you organize passwords into groups or tags. You can add as many groups as you need and use them to organize all of your logins in any order that would make sense for you. To create a new group, first select in the group pane where the group should go, either the database name or within an existing group.

Is it safe to keep KeePass open?

While KeePass is running, sensitive data is stored encryptedly in the process memory. This means that even if you would dump the KeePass process memory to disk, you could not find any sensitive data.