Google Drive encrypts user data when uploading and downloading files using 256-bit encryption, and files stored on the site are protected by 128-bit encryption. While this ensures that user data is safe from potential threats, it is not recommended to store passwords within Google Drive as it is still vulnerable to security breaches. It is recommended to use password managers to securely store sensitive information.

Nonprofit organizations are often targeted by thieves who want to steal their funds or access their sensitive information. One way that thieves can gain access to a nonprofit's accounts is by stealing their passwords. It is important for nonprofits to implement strong, unique passwords and to use a password manager to protect their accounts. Drive Password is a password manager that is specifically designed for use by businesses and organizations.