Selecting a dozen vault items just got a lot faster
A new action bar now appears at the bottom of the screen whenever multiple items are selected in the Bitwarden web or desktop app. Select what you need, and the bar surfaces only the relevant actions: assign to a collection, archive, delete, and more. Read the full blog.
The recent Bitwarden release is jam packed. Here's the full August product update
A new UI is coming to the browser extension and desktop app in beta this September, plus event logs for Bitwarden Send, a vault banner policy for admins, policies that now apply immediately on invite acceptance, and more. A full update worth reading. Check out everything that's new.
Bitwarden makes it easier than ever to save new logins
A recent update to the browser extension inline autofill menu adds a Save to Bitwarden prompt the moment you type credentials that aren't already in your vault. For brand new accounts, a New item option lets you generate a strong and unique password on the spot and save everything in one click. See how it works.
Attending the MSP Summit in Orlando? Stop by the Bitwarden booth
The MSP Summit by Informa runs September 28-30 in Orlando, FL, bringing together IT service leaders, MSPs, and industry experts for three days of sessions and networking. Find the Bitwarden team at booth #901, and use code BITWARDEN when registering for a discount on your ticket. Learn more about the event.
When did you last back up your vault?
Bitwarden keeps everything encrypted and synced to the cloud, but a local backup is still worth having. Encrypted JSON exports let you store a password-protected copy on a USB drive, external hard drive, or offline machine that only you can access. Here's how to run a vault export and store it safely.
Working in government or public sector IT? Here's how Bitwarden fits your compliance requirements.
Bitwarden can be self-hosted within infrastructure designed to meet FedRAMP or GovRAMP requirements, giving agencies and other public-sector organizations direct control over where vault data lives, whether on-premises, in a private cloud, or in an air-gapped environment. Organizations across all three branches of the federal government already use Bitwarden. See how it works.
Your organization's next pen test will likely target passwords. Here's how to be ready.
Weak and reused credentials are one of the most common findings in penetration test audits. A password manager addresses this directly by generating strong, unique credentials for every account, refusing to autofill on phishing sites, and supporting MFA across the board. Read how a password manager helps organizations pass pen tests.
Digital IT News - Back-to-school cybersecurity advice from the experts [article]
Bitwarden Chief Customer Officer Gary Orenstein is among the security leaders quoted in this back-to-school roundup, weighing in on how GenAI has raised the stakes for schools by enabling faster, more personalized phishing attacks and making it easier for attackers to treat AI classroom tools, compromised EdTech vendors, and exposed student data as connected risks rather than isolated incidents. Read the full roundup.
MSSP Alert - Four ways MSSPs can build stronger vendor partnerships
Channel Sales Director Jon Maurer is quoted throughout this piece on what separates a transactional vendor relationship from a genuinely productive one, covering how to share field feedback effectively, why operational efficiency matters as much as features, and what MSSPs need from vendors as AI automation takes on a larger role in managed security. Read the full piece.
ConsumerAffairs - What to do if you have a Chick-fil-A account
Cybercriminals used a technique called credential stuffing to access some Chick-fil-A customer accounts, exploiting passwords already exposed in previous breaches elsewhere. Chief Customer Officer Gary Orenstein is quoted extensively on why this type of attack works, what to do if you were affected, and how a password manager and passkeys can stop it from happening again. Read the full article.