September 2022 Spotlight: SCIM-ondersteuning is nu beschikbaar!

Now supported in the Bitwarden Enterprise plan, the System for Cross-domain Identity Management (SCIM) is an industry-open standard protocol that enables the automation of management and exchange of user identity information. By simply adding new users to an existing identity provider (IdP) or directory, SCIM automatically creates new employee accounts across all company tools and SaaS services. SCIM can also be used with groups to assign users specific roles, or it can work in reverse to automatically de-provision accounts. Check out

to learn how to enable SCIM with Bitwarden.

Bitwarden recently secured a $100 million growth investment to accelerate value for users around the world. In a

, CEO Michael Crandell stated, “This investment represents a strong affirmation of the existing Bitwarden business model, and a commitment to continue our core values. We plan to continue to innovate even faster in creating new ways to help people and businesses operate online simply and safely.” Read the

article

to learn more.

In addition to storing account credentials, the best password managers available make it possible for team members to securely share all types of sensitive information. With Bitwarden, you can share private information with your teams, family, or friends. And the best part is that recipients only have access to the item shared for the amount of time determined by the sender, thus ensuring the information cannot be accessed later by an unauthorized user. Explore how to

enable your teams

to be safer and more productive online.

Did you know that 43% of cyberattacks target small to medium-sized businesses? The National Cybersecurity Alliance, a non-profit co-leading Cybersecurity Awareness Month, recently shared an article about small and midsize businesses maintaining cybersecurity and avoiding data breaches. Read

the blog

to learn about the top online security recommendations for SMBs.

Statista estimates there are 11.3 billion smart devices worldwide and predicts that number will grow to 29.4 by 2030. While these wirelessly connected devices can give users insights into all facets of life, they pose risks if not properly secured. In fact, over the past few years, there have been numerous high-profile instances of smart device-related vulnerabilities. The good news is there are steps you can take today to keep your devices secure. Read

the article

to learn more.

When it comes to two-factor authentication, some methods are more secure than others. One of the most secure methods for 2FA is security keys. A physical security key like the YubiKey from Yubico can save time and reduce errors while offering extra-strong security. Using a YubiKey to protect your employees’ Bitwarden vaults provides maximum protection for sensitive company data. To learn more, check out the

free guide

. 

New to password management and interested in learning the best workflow to secure your online profile using Bitwarden? There are simple steps you can take today to ensure you're using the strongest passwords for all your online accounts in a way that is both sustainable and easy to manage. Read

the blog

to learn more.

Backups are a popular topic on the Bitwarden Community Forums and community leader

recently crafted a comprehensive overview. Stay protected with this

user’s guide

to backing up your Bitwarden vault.

Calling all developers and security enthusiasts! What have you learned about passwords and password security that you wish everyone knew? Share your answer on

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