The Open Source Security Summit is back this September 17th!
Featuring security experts like David Sanger (NYT), Joseph Menn (Cult of the Dead Cow), and researcher Adrian Sanabria, the Open Source Security Summit 2026 will bring together business leaders, industry visionaries, and technology users to chart a path forward and highlight the future of open source security solutions. Register for the free virtual event.
Using Bitwarden at work? Here's when it's time to go Enterprise
SSO integration, custom roles, account recovery, self-hosting, Access Intelligence, and a free Families plan for every employee. If your team is outgrowing the Teams plan or you need tighter control over who has access to what, this post walks through the signs it's time to upgrade. Check out what Enterprise unlocks.
Over half of organizations already have shadow AI agents. Is yours one of them?
AI agents are goal-directed: when they need a credential to complete a task, they'll go looking for one, including in .env files and password managers. The Bitwarden open source Agent Access SDK tackles this with end-to-end encryption, just-in-time access, and human approval for every credential request. Read the full breakdown.
Your smart thermostat has a password. Is it still the default? Smart devices are tracking heart rates, watching front doors, and measuring energy use, but most ship with default credentials that are the first thing attackers guess. Three habits cover the bulk of the risk: unique passwords for every device, MFA turned on, and automatic updates enabled. Here's how to lock down your smart devices.
Passwords are for humans. Secrets managers are for machines
API keys, SSH keys, database credentials, and encryption certificates all need protecting too, but a regular password manager isn't designed for them. A secrets manager stores them in one encrypted location, controls which machines and people can access what, and lets you rotate a credential in one place without hunting it down across every pipeline. Learn how a secrets manager works.
WSVN-TV - Beware of fraudulent FIFA World Cup ticket scams across South Florida, experts warn
“We’re seeing an increasing number of scams of basically fraudulent ticket sales,” said Gary Orenstein for Bitwarden, an application that assists users in organizing and protecting passwords across their accounts. Watch the full interview.
Lifehacker - 10 hacks every Bitwarden user should know
From biometric unlock and keyboard shortcuts to emergency access and master password re-prompts for your most sensitive items, Lifehacker rounded up ten settings and features that many Bitwarden users haven't touched yet. A solid read even for power users. See all ten.
Android Authority - 5 apps you should use instead of Google Password Manager
Bitwarden tops the list as the go-to recommendation for anyone starting out or looking to switch, praised for its open source transparency, independent audits, and a free tier with no restrictions on devices or passwords stored. See the full roundup.