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Ryan Luibrand
Sr. Product Marketing Manager
Ryan has a storied career in telling stories. Initially starting out in animation, editing, videography, and VFX, Ryan has always worked to connect meaningful narratives to audiences to elicit the most powerful emotional experiences possible. Today Ryan does the same, but instead tells the stories of products, their user benefits, and mapping them to an end-user audience.
At Bitwarden, Ryan partners across product, growth, and sales teams, along with the community to shape positioning, support business strategy, and create content that drives trust in Bitwarden. His work spans product launches, thought leadership, website content, and community insights, with a focus on helping organizations secure their employees and for individuals to protect their digital lives.
Areas of expertise
Password Manager ●Business ●Secure Sharing ●Product Updates
Import directly into Bitwarden from your browser
Import passwords that you have saved in your browser into Bitwarden with the simple, secure direct import process. Moving to a dedicated password manager is an important step in improving security, and now it’s even easier to do so.
Bring complete reporting and centralized control to your organization vault
Learn about centralized ownership and the enterprise policy making complete reporting possible. Users will receive a location for them to store unshared items, but under ownership of the organization.