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Deployment▪Business▪Password Manager

Bitwarden is the password manager for global enterprises

Learn why multiple language selections, open-source transparency, an active community, customizations, and self-hosting options make Bitwarden the right choice for global enterprises.

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Understanding Bitwarden architecture

Learn more on the Bitwarden Password Manager architectures for individual and organizational vaults, security, and code contributions.

Product Updates▪Developers▪Secrets Manager

End-to-end encrypted Bitwarden Secrets Manager now generally available

Learn how Bitwarden Secrets Manager — now generally available — helps IT, DevOps, and development teams to securely store, manage, automate, and share secrets at scale.

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2FA▪Personal▪Password Manager

How the open source community strengthens security tools

The power of open source is a global community. Learn how you can get involved and contribute to the Bitwarden code.

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Passkeys

How do passkeys work?

Passkeys will eventually replace passwords. They’re stronger, more secure, phishing-resistant, and best of all, easier to use. But how do they work? Read on.

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How enterprise password vaults strengthen security for organizations

Utilizing an enterprise-wide password manager is always good for business. Read more about the benefits in this blog.

SOS Software Service and Bitwarden align on pan-European distribution strategy

Bitwarden and SOS Software Service will work together to bring Bitwarden Password Manager to European customers as part of a strategic distribution plan.

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How strong is my password?

Here are a few key pieces of guidance to keep in mind when creating strong passwords.

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Developers

Why does my development team need a secrets manager?

A secrets manager is a security solution for storing secrets used by developers, DevOps, and IT teams. In this article, we'll explore the reasons why a secrets manager is essential for security-minded businesses.

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Easy, secure sharing - how to set up user groups and collections

Learn how to set up user groups and collections for easy, secure sharing with your team.

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Passkeys▪Business▪Personal▪Password Manager

What are passkeys?

Learn the basics of what passkeys are and how to use them.

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Passkeys

Bitwarden to launch passkey management

Welcome, passkeys – FIDO credentials stored directly on your phone or computer.

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What is a Bitwarden Secure Note

Bitwarden Secure Notes allow you to store additional sensitive information in an encrypted vault, along with your passwords, credit cards, and identities.

Developers▪Passwordless▪Passkeys

Bitwarden Passwordless.dev hits general availability

Bitwarden announces the general availability of Bitwarden Passwordless.dev, a developer toolkit that provides an extensive, easy-to-deploy API for integrating FIDO2 WebAuthn-based passkeys into websites and enterprise applications.

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Why every startup needs a password manager

A technology stack brings together the right tools to create a productive, reliable, and secure workflow. Here’s how Bitwarden can accelerate your company’s growth by enabling secure collaboration for your team.

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Combating cyber threats in collegiate and professional sports

The most successful athletes protect themselves on and off the field. A password manager like Bitwarden will help you protect your personal brand, finances and more.

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How to create a subset of credentials on your device

Is your Bitwarden vault jam-packed with entries? Here are a few tips for organizing your vault to better suit your everyday needs.

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Two methods for saving a new account login to your Bitwarden vault

Learn how to quickly save new account logins and passwords to your vault for safekeeping and fast access to your accounts, including new updates to the autosave banner.

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Developers

Bitwarden brings open source security and zero knowledge encryption to secrets management

To better serve developer, DevOps, and IT teams Bitwarden announces Secrets Manager beta, a new solution to easily and securely manage privileged secrets across the development lifecycle.

Hacker’s Guide to VIP Security

Hacker and CEO of SocialProof Security Rachel Tobac breaks down recent cyber attacks in the news, discusses how remote work has changed the hacker playbook, and identifies key ways you can defend against the latest executive-based manipulation methods.

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How to convince your business to invest in a password management solution

What happens when it comes time to convince your team or company to adopt a password management solution? If you go into that first meeting ready with a few important points, you'll have a much easier time making the case.

Product Updates▪Business▪Personal▪Password Manager

Bitwarden security fundamentals and multifactor encryption

Securing your vaults is paramount at Bitwarden. Learn how multiple layers of security and encryption keep your vault protected in the cloud and on your device.

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Pepper for your password

For those vault items that need serious care, you might opt to go the peppering route to give them an added layer of security. Peppering is a great way to prevent your passwords from winding up in the wrong hands and being used against you.

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Security Tips▪Personal▪Password Manager

Filling in digit-specific passwords

Some institutions require users to type only certain characters from their password. Fortunately, Bitwarden has a feature that allows you to easily fill in digit-specific passwords.

Bitwarden Design: Updating Admin Views in the Web Vault

In an upcoming release, Bitwarden built a series of updates to improve usability for organization administrators and owners. 

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Personal▪Password Manager

How to create custom fields for Bitwarden vault entries

Most often, you'll find the default options for Bitwarden vault entries to be plenty. However, you may run into the case where you need something out of the ordinary. Here's how to add a custom field that can be used to auto-populate fields in a web form.

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Deployment▪Business▪Password Manager

How to foster user adoption for your new company password manager

Gaining employee buy-in is essential for a new company password management solution to be successful. Explore strategies to drive user adoption so all employees can enjoy the benefits of improved security and ease of use.

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Security Tips▪Business▪Personal▪Password Manager

Bitwarden open source security explained

Answers to three common questions about how being open source strengthens Bitwarden security, transparency, and privacy.

Bitwarden acquires Passwordless.dev

Passwordless▪Developers▪Passkeys

Bitwarden extends passwordless leadership with acquisition

Bitwarden has acquired European-based startup Passwordless.dev, a significant milestone in rounding out the Bitwarden commitment to offering open source, scalable, and secure passwordless solutions to every business and end user. 

Bitwarden on Apple Watch

Bitwarden comes to Apple Watch! Now you can access the generated TOTP (time based one time password) codes for your vault items to quickly log in to sites supporting that method for two-factor authentication.