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1Password

🌎 1password.com

1Password is a password manager trusted by over 100,000 businesses to protect sensitive information and manage passwords securely. It integrates with various identity and access management systems, allowing for easy deployment and management of employee accounts while ensuring productivity and security. The platform offers solutions for individuals, families, and teams, providing features like secure storage, password autofill, and data breach protection.

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1Password - Latest News and Updates

• 1Password has introduced a dedicated developer section in its desktop apps, enhancing the developer experience with features like a built-in SSH Agent and Developer Watchtower.
• Under Armour has partnered with 1Password to conduct engaging user sessions to enhance employee cybersecurity awareness.
• 1Password's latest iOS update now allows autofill for 2FA app popups, significantly saving users time.
• UCI will migrate its LastPass Enterprise accounts to 1Password Business before the contract ends on November 19, 2024.
• The Golden State Warriors organization has become a customer of 1Password to securely share important company credentials across teams.

• Lori Cornmesser has joined 1Password as the new channel chief to lead channel and alliance strategy.
• Duke University's IT team has collaborated with 1Password to enhance password management practices across the campus.
• Flo achieved a 100% adoption rate of 1Password, automating security processes and reducing project timelines.
• 1Password released version 8.10.50 with improvements like automatic passphrase inclusion for SSH Key items and Touch ID unlocking in Safari.
• 1Password sponsored Six Colors this week and highlighted at the RSA conference that weak and stolen credentials remain the biggest cause of breaches, with only 29% of respondents using a password manager at work according to their 2022 State of Access Report.

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