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Half of Businesses Have Adopted Passwordless Authentication to Some Degree

NetSec

Around half of the respondents said they had adopted passwordless technology or were planning to, and 66% of those respondents have one or two user groups or teams using passwordless authentication. Only 13% of residents said they have fully adopted passwordless authentication across the entire organization.

published: October 27, 2022

interview▪industry

When Worlds Collide: Dealing with Converged Identities and Devices - Gary Orenstein - ESW #294

Jason Oeltjen

For many companies, the pretenses of separation between work and home have completely disappeared. This has huge security implications for organizations, but creates some opportunities as well. How should organizations and vendors approach the new paradigm of shared devices and identities?

published: October 27, 2022

cli▪company▪tips and tricks

How to better protect your devices with strong passwords at work

Evening Standard

Rachael Davies

According to a report from Bitwarden, reported by TechRadar, 90 per cent of us reuse passwords in the workplace. That’s perhaps not surprising in the modern workplace, where the average employee uses various different pieces of software that all have their own accounts.

published: October 27, 2022

How to securely store secrets in Bitwarden CLI and load them into your ZSH shell when needed

Gruntwork

Zack Proser

In this blog post, I’ll show you how I leverage Bitwarden CLI and shell functions to create a simple workflow that allows you to unlock your secrets into environment variables whenever needed, without requiring you to hardcode secrets into your dotfiles.

published: October 27, 2022

Jonas P. DeMuro, Richard Sutherland

Strong start for passwordless technology

Digitalisation World

Bitwarden has published the results of its 2023 Password Decisions Survey. The survey, which polled 800 IT decision makers across a wide range of industries, shows that passwordless technology is here to stay, with businesses enthusiastic about its perceived security benefits and improved user experience (UX).

published: October 27, 2022

review▪company

Bitwarden password manager review

TechRadar

There’s more to like about this app beyond it being open source. Bitwarden promises easy, powerful security within minutes, unlimited password and devices support, and secure, encrypted sharing.

published: October 27, 2022

Nearly all of us are guilty of reusing passwords in the workplace

TechRadar

Sead Fadilpašić

A report from Bitwarden surveying 800 IT decision-makers from the UK and the US discovered that 90% reuse passwords in the workplace.

published: October 26, 2022

9 in 10 employees re-use passwords in workplace, survey shows

Tech Digest

Chris Price

Open-source password manager Bitwarden has announced the results of its 2023 Password Decisions Survey. The survey, which polled 800 IT decision-makers across a wide range of industries, shows that passwordless technology is here to stay.

published: October 25, 2022

interview▪company▪podcast

Passwordless Technology is Here to Stay

My Tech Decisions

Alyssa Borelli

A Bitwarden survey reveals business leaders are on board with passwordless workflows as weak or reused passwords present vulnerabilities.

published: October 19, 2022

security tips▪business

Addressing the Basics of Remote Work Security

HR Daily Advisor

Gary Orenstein

Given the outsized number of employees now working hybrid or fully remote, the future of the office is at a turning point, and so are the cyber risks associated with it. Password managers solve this, empowering employees to generate strong and unique passwords and usernames for each site they register with and access.

published: October 19, 2022

secure sharing▪product

How to generate fake alias email addresses

Android Police

Parth Shah

Bitwarden is one of the best password managers with a long list of features and cross-platform availability on mobile, desktop, and web. The company has integrated SimpleLogin, AnonAddy, Firefox Relay, and Fastmail services to set up your email alias.

published: October 17, 2022

Bitwarden – The Open Source Password Manager

Tech Blog Writer

Neil Hughes

Bitwarden’s CEO, Michael Crandell joins me on Tech Talks Daily to share Bitwarden’s origin story from side hustle to business used by millions and discuss the role of the password in today’s digital sphere.

published: October 7, 2022

security tips▪industry

Staying safe online: how to protect yourself and your devices

Metro

Lucy Hedges

Use a password manager such as Bitwarden – if one of your passwords is compromised, hackers can’t also access your banking or shopping accounts. Enable Two-Factor Authentication where you can.

published: October 6, 2022

security tips▪tips and tricks

How to add an extra layer of protection in Bitwarden vault items

TechRepublic

Jack Wallen

Bitwarden is constantly tweaking its software and adding additional features to help ensure users can eke out as much security as necessary to protect the credentials and other bits they’ve saved within the password manager.

published: October 5, 2022

Best free password managers

IT Pro

Ioana Andrei

Bitwarden offers open-source password management, and is completely free for personal use, while a Premium account and business plans are also available. It provides a secure password generator, 2FA, vault health reports, and encrypted file attachments.

published: October 3, 2022

review▪company

Why I switched to Bitwarden for my password manager

PC World

Jared Newman

I’ll be honest: I picked Bitwarden mainly because it’s free, but also because it’s open-source, comes recommended by writers I trust, and works across a broad range of devices.

published: October 1, 2022

secure sharing▪company

Michael Crandell, CEO at Bitwarden Inc.

PodBean

Jon McLachlan

Michael Crandell, CEO at Bitwarden Inc., shares his inspirational vision and deep wisdom from his journey at Bitwarden. Bitwarden drives collaboration, increases security, and boosts productivity, with the power of open source + community, as the easiest way to secure all your passwords and sensitive information.

published: September 29, 2022

Trusted Reviews Awards 2022: All the winners revealed!

Trusted Reviews

Alastair Stevenson

Bitwarden won best password manager after it amazed our reviewer with its ease of use and generous free tier.

published: September 28, 2022

security tips▪business

Addressing the Basics of Remote Work Security

Total Security Advisor

Gary Orenstein

Using a strong and unique password is the most efficient, practical strategy for protecting data, devices, and accounts and stopping potential hackers in their tracks. But, strong and unique passwords make them nearly impossible to remember for anyone without a photographic memory.

published: September 26, 2022

The best productivity apps on Android in 2022

Android Police

Charnita Fance

Using a strong, unique password for every site you log into is good practice. However, since it’s impossible to remember all those passwords, this free app helps you securely store and manage them using advanced end-to-end encryption.

published: September 23, 2022

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

review▪company

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