June 2022 Spotlight: 451 Research Password Management Report

1. Link Vault Item URLs for Quick Lookup and Sharing
   

   Bitwarden users can now link directly to items within the Web Vault via URLs. This handy new feature offers convenience for team members, administrators, and individual users alike. Here’s how it works – you open up a shared item in your Vault, copy the unique URL for that item in your browser, and voilà! Now you can paste and share that URL with other employees that have access to the item to make collaboration faster and easier. Read the article to learn more.

2. Add Privacy and Security Using Email Aliases
   

   Bitwarden is introducing new integration options with three popular email forwarding services: SimpleLogin, AnonAddy, and Firefox Relay. Also known as a masked email, an email alias is an address with the purpose of forwarding any message it receives to your personal email. The combination of using email aliases alongside a password manager adds multiple layers of protection online. These new services can now be integrated in your Vault to enhance the level of privacy and security of your account. Read the article to learn more about these new integration options.

3. Configuring Bitwarden Clients for Offline Access
   

   As long as you remain logged in, Bitwarden will cache a copy of your encrypted vault on your device. This means that even if you lose connectivity, you can still decrypt and access your Vault items. Offline access with Bitwarden is read-only, write access is available while online. Learn more about how to configure your Bitwarden applications for offline access by visiting our blog.

4. Shop the Bitwarden Store
   

   The Bitwarden store is now open so come grab some cool merch! You can check out the store by going to bitwarden.com/shop.

Did you know about this fun fact? Special thanks to u/Korat24 for spreading the 'drag and drop' knowledge with the r/Bitwarden community on Reddit. This is a tip worth saving!

The teams at @TwistWork and @Doist recently released their Async Toolkit which recommends the best tools for asynchronous collaboration and security, including Bitwarden! Check out the toolkit on their website to learn more.

Register now for the Bitwarden Community Forum on June 23rd at 12PM ET—a virtual, open venue for feedback, questions, and sharing success stories! Can’t join us for this event? No problem. Register today and we’ll send you the recording later to watch on demand.

Here are few other ways you can get involved in the Bitwarden community:

• Help Translate: Join the Crowdin community that has helped translate Bitwarden into over 50 languages around the world.

• Beta Feedback: Test and share feedback on the Bitwarden mobile apps before they're released to the app store.

• Become a Power User: Check out the on-demand training sessions in the Bitwarden Learning Center. By becoming a power user, you can help others in the community strengthen their online security posture.

• Join Us Live: Follow BitwardenLive on Twitch to get notified about live events, or register for upcoming talks and product demonstrations on the Events page.

That’s it for now. Let us know what you think about this newsletter including potential topics you’d like to see.

 Until next time,

Team Bitwarden