Tag: 1Password

1Password Blog -8.2.24 Any security professional will tell you there’s a simple way to keep data secure: encase it in concrete and toss it in the ocean. Unfortunately, while that approach will keep hackers out, it’ll also lock out legitimate users. The next best thing is to set up authentication protocols that don’t make access…

1Password Blog – 7.24.24 There’s good ol’ 1Password search, for instance, which is perfectly functional. It’s also overly precise and highly inflexible. When I search the term bank, my bank login is never returned because my financial institution doesn’t have the word bank in its name, and I lacked the foresight to tag every banking-related credential with the…

1Password blog – 7.19.24 If you’re comparing 1Password and Keeper (and it seems like you are, since you’re reading this article) then it pays to be well-informed before you make a purchase. Keeper and 1Password both provide Enterprise Password Managers (EPMs), which are the foundational products of both companies. So if you’re here to compare password…

1Password Blog – 4.10.24 A compromised device involves full control or visibility at the system level1, and password managers like 1Password store data that’s accessible to the system — that’s how they function. In fact, that’s how most typical apps are built. Source: How 1Password protects information on your devices (and when it can’t) |…

1Password Blog – 3.12.24 We recently introduced labs, a new and pioneering space in the 1Password apps that lets customers opt in to test experimental features. For us, innovation isn’t just a buzzword – it’s a big focus for all of our teams. We are always looking for ways to evolve 1Password so we can…

1Password Blog – 2.28.24 1Password Families is a personal account for you and up to 5 family members. It works in much the same way your business account does – but instead of being owned by the company, you own it. And instead of admins managing the account, family organizers manage it (that’s you, and…