In this episode of Apple @ Work, Bradley Chambers talks with Anders Åberg, Director of Passwordless at Bitwarden about Passkeys, password management solutions, and more.
Struggling to remember countless passwords? You’re not alone. In 2022, the leading reason for Americans adopting a password manager was to tackle this very problem. Now, imagine having the best iPhone password manager at your fingertips, combining convenience with top-notch security.
A standout feature is Bitwarden’s dedication to data security, adopting zero-knowledge, end-to-end encryption protocols. This ensures only users have access to their sensitive information. In a field crowded with proprietary software, Bitwarden’s commitment to an open, secure and accessible solution sets it apart.
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With passkeys, you no longer need to remember – and enter – your password each time you need to log into an account, but only confirm your login with your phone or other device. They are also much less susceptible to being stolen by hackers, which significantly increases security.
Bitwarden is the ideal password manager for most people. It’s secure, transparent and has more features than any other paid-for password manager we’ve reviewed, while still being very easy to use.
Bitwarden's Password Generator is a great free password generator featuring some handy options. It tells you how strong your password is, as you'd expect, but also has a handy display informing you how long it might take to crack your password.
Bitwarden, a popular open-source password management service, has released Bitwarden Secrets Manager, an open-source, end-to-end encrypted solution that helps development, IT and DevOps teams store, manage, automate, and share secrets.
Bitwarden, the maker of the popular open-source password manager tool, has released ‘Secrets Manager,’ an end-to-end encrypted secrets manager for IT professionals, software development teams, and the DevOps industry.
Popular password manager Bitwarden has now launched its new Secrets Manager in general availability. Built for developers and IT teams, the new manager allows credentials beyond mere passwords - such as API keys and authentication certificates - to be stored securely and shared at scale.
If you want a straightforward password manager that can also generate strong replacements for your existing pet name- and telephone number-combinations, then there’s no reason to look beyond Bitwarden. Even the free version is good enough for most people and works across all your devices.
Bitwarden is one of the best overall, and thanks to its core features, it is probably the best free password manager for Windows. It is a cross-platform, open-source utility available on Windows, MacOS, web browsers, and mobile platforms.
One of the best things about Bitwarden is that it's an open-source option, meaning everyone is free to review, audit, and contribute to its codebase. Bitwarden also has a Premium tier, but all its core features are completely free, including a secure password generator, multi-device syncing, and more.
Although its free plan gives other paid alternatives a run for their money, Bitwarden offers a more comprehensive Premium plan if you're looking for more bells and whistles. At $10 per year, its individual paid plan is very wallet-friendly and offers enhanced security features such as more options for 2FA, 1GB encrypted file storage, emergency access (where you can give a trusted contact access to your vault in case of an emergency), extra sharing capabilities, a data breach monitor, password strength detector, and a website verifier that alerts you when a site is not secure.
There is a simple yet effective technology European businesses can deploy in order to strengthen their postures against cybercriminals: an enterprise-grade password management solution.
As a leading global password manager, Bitwarden enables customers all over the world to protect, store, and share their sensitive data. Protecting customer data is also paramount to the Bitwarden company mission, which is why Bitwarden complies with industry standards including the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
A rare 5-star PCMag pick, Bitwarden lets users designate and manage trusted contacts who can request access to their vault, if necessary. A three-step process requires subscribers to invite a user, who must accept the invitation, and be confirmed by the original requester.
The well-known open source password manager is launching Passwordless.dev, a comprehensive toolkit for developers.
Following Google’s lead, some of the best password managers are now adding support for passkeys, and Bitwarden is the latest to announce its steps in this direction.
Bitwarden is an open source password manager that you can use to keep your credentials safe. A highly rated service with various useful tools, this password manager may be the best and safest one for you.
Bitwarden - in our view the best free password manager around - has announced Bitwarden Passwordless.dev, a toolkit to allow developers to integrate passkeys into consumer websites and enterprise applications.
Bitwarden’s zero knowledge architecture means that the company, whether cloud-hosted or self-hosted, should not be able to access sensitive information without the user’s permission. Multi-factor encryption is also implemented, which encrypts the encrypted information Bitwarden receives.
This week we chat with Bitwarden’s CEO Michael Crandell and Chief Customer Officer Gary Orenstein. Bitwarden offers an integrated open-source password management solution for individuals, teams, and business organizations.
While adoption is slow, passwordless technologies are on the rise and threaten to make World Password Day a thing of the past.
To mark World Password Day on May 4, Bitwarden has announced the results of its third annual global password management survey. The survey probes ongoing user password habits such as continued password reuse, ever-present cybersecurity risks, and growing interest in passwordless authentication.
A recent survey of IT decision makers has provided insights on password management practices and has confirmed the increasing adoption of passwordless authentication.
The survey, which was released by Bitwarden as part of World Password Day, also found that most Brits can't even remember their passwords. Apparently, 60% of us have to 'regularly' reset our passwords because we've forgotten them, which is probably why we reuse them so much.
Bitwarden is a solid choice if you want a well-rounded premium password manager that's secure, transparent, budget friendly and easy to use -- or if you want a legitimately unlimited password management solution for free.
We use a password for almost everything. We use it for banking, social media, personal emails, and it's important to keep them all secure. One way to do that is with a digital password manager.
Bitwarden leads the list of the best password managers for 2023 thanks to both its open-source roots and its unbeatable -- and unlimited -- free version. This lean encryption software can generate, store and automatically fill your passwords across all of your devices and popular browsers, including Brave and Tor, with competitive security strength.
