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Sara Teare
Breathe in, two, three, four. Hold it for two, three, four. Now breathe out, two, three, four, five, six. One more big breath in, and exhale, all the way to your toes.
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Megan Barker
Security questions. Used for online account recovery, we’re faced with these queries nearly every time we register with a new service or website.
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Andrew Beyer
Today we’re announcing a new partnership with Privacy. 1Password now lets you create Privacy Cards, virtual payment cards that protect you when you spend online. You can create as many Privacy cards as you need and control where and how they’re used.
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Michael Verde
To coincide with the launch of Android 11, we’re bringing you a brand new update to 1Password. Your favourite password manager now takes full advantage of the new features and security enhancements that come with Google’s latest OS update.
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Megan Barker
You’ve probably seen the term “principle of least privilege” (or “PoLP”) around the interwebs, or perhaps you’ve heard it from your own security consultant.
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Jeff Shiner
Back in May, we released the first installment of findings from a survey we conducted of 1,000 US knowledge workers, including 500 IT department personnel. Those findings shed light on the opportunities and challenges that companies faced as they embarked on their remote work journey, and the largely overlooked successful job of IT in leading the …
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