SECURING 1PASSWORD
Food allergies, brown M&Ms, and random passwords
by
Stephen Haywood
Simple, well-tested protocols prevent disasters.
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BUILDING 1PASSWORD
Finding a secure way to monitor the SCIM bridge
by
De Ville Weppenaar
We know that many businesses use identity providers like Okta, Rippling and Azure Active Directory to control what their employees have access to. That’s why we built the 1Password SCIM bridge — a way to connect these services with our enterprise password manager. It streamlines common administrator tasks, such as setting up new employees with a …
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BUSINESS
DEVELOPERS
Hiding in plain sight: how secrets (mis)management is the next big cybersecurity threat
by
Andrew Zangre
With the recent launch of 1Password Secrets Automation, we were eager to learn more about current habits and feelings related to secrets management – good, bad, and everything in between – to help illustrate the problem and the risks involved. We surveyed 500 businesses on the topic, and today we’re excited to share our findings in a new report.
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LIFE AT 1PASSWORD
1Password is making the Juneteenth pledge
by
Jeff Shiner
In summer 2020 a spotlight was placed on racial inequality and the institutionalized racism experienced daily by Black people around the world. The global Black Lives Matter protests highlighted just how important it is for people and organizations to raise their voices and take action with, and for, those who have been historically oppressed.
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WINDOWS
1Password 8 for Windows is now in Early Access! 🎉
by
Dave Teare
We’re on a journey to reimagine everything 1Password can be on Windows. And you’re invited to join us!
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NEWS
Supporting Let’s Encrypt, the nonprofit making HTTPS free for all
by
Nick Summers
Today, we’re thrilled to be partnering with Let’s Encrypt, the world’s largest certificate authority. Part of the nonprofit Internet Security Research Group (ISRG), the team supports website owners by removing the cost and complexity normally associated with enabling HTTPS encryption. That, in turn, helps the web become a more secure and …
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