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10 Free Apps No Android User Should Live Without

ScreenRant

Leonardo Minjares

With people living most of their lives on the internet, protecting passwords and personal accounts is vital to making sure a user's data is not compromised and misused. Thankfully, Bitwarden is here to provide such services free of charge, although a premium subscription can be purchased for even more features.

published: September 14, 2022

Best Password Manager 2022

Trusted Reviews

K. G. Orphanides

Bitwarden is our top recommended free and paid-for password manager right now. The paid-for tier represents great value, offering high-end features such as emergency access contact, secure file storage and additional two-factor authentication options.

published: September 6, 2022

secure sharing▪business▪company

Password manager Bitwarden secures $100m

FinTech Global

With the capital, Bitwarden plans to scale its open-source, flexible solution to offer stronger online security options for individuals and enterprises. It will also look to build new tools and features.

published: September 6, 2022

Open source password manager Bitwarden raises $100M

TechCrunch

Paul Sawers

Bitwarden, an open source password manager for enterprises and consumers, has raised $100 million in a round of funding led by PSG, with participation from Battery Ventures.

published: September 6, 2022

secure sharing▪business▪company

Passwords aren’t dead yet — Bitwarden raises $100M for password management

VentureBeat

Tim Keary

Open-source password manager Bitwarden announced that it has received a $100 million investment from PSG, a growth equity firm, with participation from Battery Ventures, highlighting that password management still has an integral role to play in enterprise and consumer security for the foreseeable future.

published: September 6, 2022

Bitwarden Announces $100 Million Growth Investment Led by PSG to Further its Mission to Empower Businesses and Individuals to Stay Safe Online

Business Wire

Investment enables Bitwarden to further its leadership as a top password manager and deliver accelerated product expansion for users.

published: September 6, 2022

Marc Vartabedian, James Rundle

Cybersecurity Startup Funding Highlights Competing Market Forces

The Wall Street Journal

Bitwarden Inc., a password-management startup for individuals and businesses, has raised $100 million in funding led by growth-equity firm PSG with Battery Ventures participating in the deal. The financing highlights how the cybersecurity industry is caught between competing market forces with investors pulling back funding to startups as demand for online security intensifies.

published: September 6, 2022

security tips▪business

How can companies keep up with social engineering attacks?

Security Magazine

Gary Orenstein

Social engineering-centric cyber criminals are savvy. With these tips, businesses can be too.

published: September 6, 2022

Bitwarden reels in $100M for its open-source password manager

Silicon Angle

Maria Deutscher

Bitwarden’s new round will enable the startup to expand its go-to-market initiatives. In parallel, Bitwarden intends to broaden its platform’s feature set.

published: September 6, 2022

Bitwarden Raises $100M to Meet Online Security Demand

dotLA

Christian Hetrick

Bitwarden, an open-source password manager, has raised $100 million as the rise of remote work and our increasingly online lives boosts demand for digital security tools.

published: September 5, 2022

Adrian Kingsley-Hughes, Taylor Clemons

Best free password managers: Better online security doesn’t have to cost a thing

PC World

Like several other services, Bitwarden offers a free tier and a paid tier—but its free tier packs in so many features that most individuals won’t need more. Rivals dole out far less to their free users, and it’s particularly rare for them to grant unrestricted movement between multiple device types.

published: August 30, 2022

review▪company▪round-up

Want to ditch LastPass? Here are the best alternatives to try

ZDNet

Bitwarden says that "everyone should have access to password security tools," and to support this, the company offers a free subscription that offers unlimited syncing across all your devices, a password generator, and even the option to self-host your data.

published: August 30, 2022

Bitwarden Review

Trusted Reviews

K.G. Orphanides

Bitwarden provides both the best free and best paid-for online password management service.

published: August 29, 2022

Bitwarden vs. LastPass: How Do CNET's Top Password Manager Picks Stack Up?

CNET

Attila Tomaschek

Bitwarden takes the crown here head-to-head.

published: August 25, 2022

security tips▪tips and tricks

Bitwarden review: This ultra-affordable password manager has few restrictions

PC World

Michael Ansaldo

Bitwarden is the rare free password manager that doesn’t impose heavy restrictions on users. There’s also a paid version that includes valuable security features and costs only $10 a year.

published: August 24, 2022

security tips▪industry

How to create better passwords without much effort

Fast Company

Doug Aamoth

Check out the very excellent and open-source Bitwarden password manager, which has a free personal version that can be used on any number of devices.

published: August 18, 2022

review▪round-up▪company

The best password managers for stress-free logins

K.G. Orphanides

If you're looking for a place to store passwords, access them from all your different devices and also see if any of those devices have been leaked in a data breach, Bitwarden is the best option overall. It's packed full of useful features, doesn't cost that much and adds plenty of additional security layers for true data protection.

published: August 17, 2022

How to deploy the Bitwarden self-hosted server with Docker

TechRepublic

Jack Wallen

Jack Wallen walks you through the process of deploying a Bitwarden vault server with the help of Docker containers.

published: July 18, 2022

Best tech products and most innovative AI/ML companies of 2022

TechRepublic

Connor R. Smith

TechRepublic contributing writers ranked the best tech in multiple categories, and Bitwarden was named Best Password Manager for SMBs.

published: July 15, 2022

review▪android▪round-up

The 15 Most Popular Free Apps Everyone Needs on Their Android Phone

Make Use Of

Joe Keeley

If you're using the same password for everything, you're setting yourself up for failure. It's much better to use unique passwords. But how can you possibly remember them all? That's where a password manager like Bitwarden comes in.

published: July 10, 2022

Weekend poll: What password manager do you use?

Android Police

Will Sattelberg

In a poll conducted by Android Police on what password manager people use, Bitwarden ranked #1 with 35% of the vote.

published: July 7, 2022

secure sharing▪business

Enterprises Investing in Password Management

TMCnet

Greg Tavarez

In survey by Bitwarden and conducted by 451 Research, data found 63% of U.S. respondents are deploying password management technologies.

published: July 4, 2022