Mai 2024 Coup de projecteur : Bitwarden Authenticator et passkeys sur mobile !

Bitwarden a lancé un outil essentiel pour renforcer votre sécurité en ligne : Bitwarden Authenticator, désormais disponible pour iOS et Android. L'application stocke les codes 2FA, ajoutant une couche de défense supplémentaire à votre vie numérique. Dans ce blog, découvrez comment il fonctionne et ce que nous réserve l'Authenticateur Bitwarden.

Bitwarden a lancé la gestion des clés d'accès pour les utilisateurs du gestionnaire de mots de passe Bitwarden afin de fournir une méthode solide, sécurisée et sans mot de passe pour se connecter à des sites web et à des applications. Aujourd'hui, en plus de l'extension de navigateur Bitwarden, les passkeys sont disponibles dans l'application mobile Bitwarden sur iOS et Android, complétant ainsi la vision qui consiste à faciliter l'utilisation des passkeys où que vous vous connectiez. Découvrez comment utiliser les passkeys sur votre appareil mobile.

How to use the Bitwarden Passphrase Generator

Instead of a random string of characters (such as i8bjKgvpxeFpkTA), Bitwarden can generate a group of randomly selected words to be used in place of a password, such as imitate-sanctity-idly-gas, which is more memorable and difficult to crack. Use this helpful guide to incorporate passphrases into your security toolkit.

Using Splunk with Bitwarden Password Manager

Bitwarden now integrates with Splunk Cloud for enhanced event and security logging, simplifying bringing Bitwarden events into Splunk with pre-built dashboards for authentication events, vault item events, and organization events. Read the full article to learn more how this integration can benefit your organization.

The State of Password Security 2024 Report

Technology moves fast, and online accounts are crucial for both businesses and individuals. This assessment educates password users on federal best practices and highlights areas for improvement. While some government approaches to password security are solid, others need modernization. This report consolidates and evaluates the emerging consensus on best practices.

What the World’s Largest Credit Card Companies Say About Security

Whether you are operating as an individual or part of a business, the world’s largest credit card companies - Visa, Mastercard, and Chase - recommend several security best practices for better online protection.

Building a Cybersecurity Culture in the Workplace

Organizations are regularly targeted by cyber criminals aiming to exploit security vulnerabilities. This article explores risky habits that are common in the workplace and outlines strategies for developing a strong security culture, such as educating employees about credential security best practices and conducting regular cyber awareness training.

Bitwarden transitions from Manifest v2 to v3

Bitwarden new browser extension upgrade utilizes service workers, which are more efficient and secure. This transition to Manifest v3 brings enhanced performance, stronger security, and better resource management. In this article, learn how encrypted local storage and real-time data synchronization ensure your browser extension remains secure and efficient.

Bitwarden Upholds High Security Standards with Third-Party Audits

Annual third-party security audits are conducted by external security experts like Cure53 and Insight Risk Consulting. These audits reinforce Bitwarden security and help customers comply with enterprise security requirements. Take a look at the Bitwarden 2023 Security Assessment.

This month’s spotlight features a community member who wants to help their parents stay more secure online. u/immunetosound even created an educational presentation for their folks! They’re asking the Bitwarden community for tips. Readers, will you help out? Join the conversation and offer your insights.

Check out Bitwarden 101 for a short video series on how to get started with Bitwarden Password Manager as an administrator or end user.

That’s it for now. For more product updates and online security tips, visit the Bitwarden blog.

Until next time,

Team Bitwarden