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published: July 4, 2022

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

You can access the service across an unlimited amount of devices and a multitude of device types, enable basic TOTP two-factor authentication, and fill your vault with as many passwords as you’d like.

published: June 27, 2022

tips▪android▪company

How to use Bitwarden on Android

TECHREPUBLIC

Jack Wallen

Bitwarden is one of the finest password managers on the market. It’s not only open-source but also filled with outstanding features like physical security keys so you don’t have to rely on the less secure SMS two-factor authentication.

published: June 27, 2022

tips▪company

How to install and use the Bitwarden Chrome plugin

TECHREPUBLIC

Jack Wallen

Bitwarden also offers a browser plugin for most web browsers. This add-on makes it even easier to use the service, as it exists in your browser toolbar, waiting to help fill in the many credentials necessary for your daily grind.

published: June 21, 2022

research▪industry

Research: Remote End Users, Contractors Need Password Better Management Tools

My Tech Decisions

Zachary Comeau

Bitwarden survey reveals that while enterprises are taking password security more seriously, password managers can be better utilized.

published: June 20, 2022

research▪industry

Most enterprises are maintaining or increasing their password management budgets

Help Net Security

According to a Bitwarden global survey conducted by 451 Research, 93% of enterprise respondents said they are maintaining or increasing their password management budgets.

published: June 14, 2022

research▪secure sharing▪industry

Strong passwords still a priority strategy for enterprises

Help Net Security

Bitwarden survey finds that strong passwords remain a priority strategy and are important in shoring up the confidence of enterprise security decision makers. But, while security sentiments fall in line with best practices, implementation often falls short.

published: June 14, 2022

research▪secure sharing▪industry

Half of Organizations Don’t Provide Contractors with Password Managers

MSSP Alert

D. Howard Kass

Despite more than half of U.S. companies (55%) viewing third-party contractors as high security risks, only 41% of U.S. enterprises have provided outside vendors with password managers.

published: June 9, 2022

review▪company

Need a LastPass Alternative? This Is the Best Free Password Manager We've Found

CNET

James Bricknell

No more excuses; start using Bitwarden today. The identity you save could be your own. The money definitely will be.

published: June 7, 2022

security tips▪secure sharing▪industry

The Safest Ways to Store Your Passwords

The Wall Street Journal

Cordilia James

Step 1 for securely accessing your online accounts: Create a complex, unique password for each account. Step 2: Actually remember those passwords, or store them safely.

published: June 3, 2022

secure sharing▪product

Bitwarden integrates with three email forwarding services to add another layer of security for users

Help Net Security

Industry News

Bitwarden announced integration with three popular email forwarding services: SimpleLogin, AnonAddy, and Firefox Relay. Now adding another layer of security and privacy is easier than ever.

published: June 2, 2022

product updates▪company

Bitwarden now lets you generate fake alias email addresses in addition to passwords

ANDROID POLICE

Manuel Vonau

The integration with email forwarding services is an incredibly useful push for even more privacy on the web, and it only serves to cement Bitwarden as our top free password manager of choice.

published: June 1, 2022

product updates▪company

One of the best password managers around now offers an additional layer of protection

TECHRADAR

Joel Khalili

Bitwarden is rolling out an update for its popular password manager that will offer a new level of security and privacy protection.

published: May 27, 2022

secure sharing▪industry

There’s a big problem with Apple and Google’s plans to nix passwords

Fast Company

Jared Newman

The push to make passwords obsolete could have consequences: By handing over your digital passkeys to Apple, Microsoft, and Google, you’re making it easier for those companies to trap you inside their respective ecosystems.

published: May 27, 2022

company▪review▪video

How to Use Bitwarden — The Best FREE Password Manager

STÆMPUNK TV

Bitwarden is feature-rich and can not only securely store your logins, you can also store credit card details, identities and secure notes.

published: May 25, 2022

security tips▪research▪company

59% of Brits rely on memory to manage passwords with 35% having to reset every day or multiple times a week

Business Leader

James Cook

Bitwarden has announced the results of its second annual global password management survey. While receptive to the importance of security, individuals continue to struggle with embracing habits that could better protect their data.

published: May 20, 2022

secure sharing▪security tips▪industry

Ask Help Desk: How to set up legacy contacts for your online accounts

The Washington Post

Heather Kelly

If you have a password manager, you can make sure your chosen person has the main password or passcodes to access it. The password manager Bitwarden has an option called Emergency Access that lets you add a backup contact who can request access to your account.

published: May 14, 2022

review▪security tips▪round-up

The 5 Best Open Source Android Apps for Productivity

MSN

Akshay Kumar

Bitwarden is an open source password manager app that remembers and even generates passwords for you. Besides being a secure and easy to use app, Bitwarden also provides you transparency by making its code open source and available on GitHub so that anybody can easily monitor or audit its activity.

published: May 6, 2022

review▪company

Bitwarden Password Manager Review: Great Features for Free or Cheap

TOM'S HARDWARE

Sarah Jacobsson Purewal

Bitwarden is an open source password manager with a free plan that will “stay free forever,” and a paid plan that costs less than a third of what other password managers cost.

published: May 5, 2022

security tips▪industry

It’s World Password Day – and the perfect time to tighten up your password security habits

USA Today

Marc Saltzman

It’s OK if you didn’t know there was a World Password Day – which takes place on the first Thursday of every May – but you should know how to manage your passwords.

published: May 3, 2022

security tips▪research▪industry

Reduce Your Risk Online: Best Practices for Password Management

PC Mag

Kim Key

In a Bitwarden survey, 44% of US respondents said they use a password manager—not bad! But 85% reuse passwords. If you're using a password manager, you can and should do better.

published: May 2, 2022

research▪secure sharing▪company

55% of people rely on their memory to manage passwords

Help Net Security

Despite well-documented geopolitical tumult and an increased attack surface from remote work practices, password managers in the workplace have yet to truly take off. Only 32% of Americans are required to use a password manager at work.

published: April 29, 2022

tools▪news release

Bitwarden Generator helps customers create unique usernames for all their accounts

HelpNet Security

Bitwarden announced a new username generator, augmenting the existing password generator. A popular request from the highly-valued community, this new Bitwarden Generator is available to all Bitwarden plans.

published: April 27, 2022

news release▪world password day

Bitwarden Releases Global Password Survey in Advance of World Password Day

Business Wire

Bitwarden

Bitwarden, the leading open source password manager for both consumers and business, announced today the results of its second annual global password management survey, in advance of World Password Day on May 5th, 2022. While receptive to the importance of security, individuals continue to struggle with embracing habits that could better protect their data.

published: April 27, 2022

product updates▪news release

Bitwarden Rolls Out New Username Generator to All Users

Business Wire

Bitwarden

A popular request from the highly-valued community, this new Bitwarden Generator is available to all Bitwarden plans. Users are now able to instantly and easily create secure and unique usernames and passwords to save in their Bitwarden vault.

published: February 27, 2022

interview▪podcast

Managing Passwords via Bitwarden

Opt Out Podcast

Seth For Privacy

Learn all about the need for FOSS/encrypted password management, two-factor in Bitwarden, self-hosting, Send, and much more.

published: February 22, 2022

review▪product

Bitwarden Send Is Invaluable for 3 Reasons

Megabite

Pam Lokker

You can send anything you want to share, and rest assured that anything you send using Bitwarden Send is end-to-end encrypted. You can share confidently knowing that no one at Bitwarden can see your data in your send.

published: February 1, 2022

interview▪podcast

Better Passwords with Bitwarden

Ask Noah Podcast

Noah J. Chelliah

In this episode we talk with Bitwarden to learn more about this open source password manager.

published: January 30, 2022

review▪round-up

The Best Password Managers To Keep Your Data Safe In 2022

Wired

K. G. Orphanides

“Bitwarden has held its crown as our favorite general-user password manager, thanks to its combination of generous free tiers for personal users and organizations and materially useful paid-for features. BitWarden provides comprehensive, cross-platform password management with an online vault service, open-source software and unlimited cross-device syncing, and its paid tiers are fantastic value, too. It's our best password manager.”

published: January 28, 2022

review▪round-up

The 15 best Chrome extensions for improving your productivity

Business Insider

Dave Johnson

It's 2022, and by now everyone should be using a password manager to securely manage their hundreds of passwords. One of the best (and free) password managers is Bitwarden, and the Bitwarden extension for Chrome should be considered mandatory.

published: January 22, 2022

interview▪security tips▪industry

Kyle Spearrin, Bitwarden: “complex security systems alone cannot safeguard businesses”

Cybernews

Anna Zhadan

The biggest mistake an organization can make is thinking that complex security systems alone can safeguard businesses when one of the easiest ways to protect ourselves is to use different passwords across different sites and turn on multi-factor authentication.

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