🔒 1Password Business Newsletter: March edition 🔑

Business Newsletter

MARCH ISSUE

Committed to keeping you safe

Before we get into any news, we wanted to highlight our support for the citizens and leaders of Ukraine, and you can read about our efforts in more detail below. While it’s an impossible situation to process and adequately navigate, we’re still committed to sharing 1Password news and updates that will keep you, your loved ones, and your business secure online.

This month, we’re announcing 1Password 8.6 for Windows, further investing in customer security, and introducing 1Password Developer Tools – a collection of new and existing features in 1Password 8 designed to simplify and secure your development workflows.

By the way, have you subscribed to our 1Password Developer Newsletter yet? You can be the first to hear about product updates, developer resources, and workshops.

In the meantime, read on to learn all about what we’ve been up to.

See you next month.

Emily

Editor @ 1Password

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FEATURED

A message of solidarity for Ukraine

1Password and 78 other Canadian business leaders are urging the Government of Canada to continue taking bold action with the conflict in Ukraine through an open letter published in The Globe and Mail to express our deep sorrow, concern, and recommended action steps. 1Password stands with the brave citizens and leaders of Ukraine who are defending their homes and our values. To help support the people of Ukraine, 1Password is matching donations made by our employees up to $50,000. We’re also offering support to our employees who are impacted by the conflict.

Read about our support >>

FEATURED

1Password 8.6 for Windows

When we released 1Password 8 for Windows, it marked the start of the next chapter for 1Password. And though Santa may have come and gone in the weeks since, we’ve still got a bag full of shiny new toys for our Windows customers. Earlier this week, we released 1Password 8.6 for Windows and Linux and a new beta for Mac. And while the new SSH agent and 1Password CLI 2.0 rightfully stole the show, there are so many other goodies I wanted to highlight since 1Password 8 for Windows launched in November. It’s only been four months since that release but 213 improvements have shipped since.

Learn about 1Password 8.6 for Windows >>

FEATURED

Introducing 1Password Developer Tools

1Password Developer Tools is a collection of new and existing features in 1Password 8 designed to simplify and secure your development workflows. Now you can store, generate, and deploy SSH keys directly from 1Password, autofill your public keys into GitHub, and use the built-in SSH agent to authenticate in your terminal. You can also manage secrets, provision vaults, generate reports, and dynamically inject secrets from 1Password into your scripts at runtime with 1Password CLI 2.0. And you can do all this with full support for biometric unlock so you never lose focus. It’s faster. It’s more secure. And it’s available now in 1Password 8.

Get to know Developer Tools >>

Tips and advice

WEBINAR

Get to know 1Password Developer Tools

1Password Developer Tools is a collection of features in 1Password 8 designed to simplify and secure your development workflows, eliminating the tradeoff between security and productivity. On Wednesday, March 30 at 8 AM PT / 11 AM ET, 1Password product manager Tyler Durkin and secrets integration developer Floris van der Grinten will demo a secure development workflow using 1Password Developer Tools.

Register for the webinar >>

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WEBINAR

The Heart of Cybersecurity webinar series: Pete Matheson

Our webinar series, “The Heart of Cybersecurity,” aims to explore what’s really at the heart of the complex world of cybersecurity: real people, solving real problems, and their extraordinary stories. April’s session features Pete Matheson, mentor and coach to IT business owners. Join us on Wednesday, April 27th, at 9 AM PT / 12 PM ET to hear Pete discuss what happened when one someone tried to fake one of his client’s IDs and withdraw all of the company’s cash, common issues businesses might have to navigate in this post-Covid era, and how businesses can protect themselves and their staff from the latest targeted threats.

Register for the webinar >>

WEBINAR

1Password Business Demo

The monthly 1Password Business Demo will help you learn the platform's many features, how to use it effectively, and how to maximize both security and productivity in the process. Join us on Tuesday, March 29th, 8 AM PT / 11 AM ET to learn about 1Password’s robust security model, what are vaults and how to best use them, how to invite and manage your team, item sharing, 1Password Advanced Protection, integrations, the end-user experience.

Register for the webinar >>

Insights

BLOG

Keeping security simple: How to protect your business without the stress

Responsible for keeping your business secure? We know it can feel like a daunting task. After all, the average business has multiple employees using different devices with varying amounts of technological expertise. A single team member might use just one app to stay productive, while another may use 1,000. And they could work in a company-owned location, like an office, or hundreds of places around the world, including their own home. That’s a lot to consider.

How to protect your business >>

NEWS

Strengthening our investment in customer security with a $1 million bug bounty

At 1Password, we’re committed to providing an industry-leading security platform for both businesses and families. That’s why, we’re announcing that we’ve increased our top bug bounty reward with Bugcrowd to $1 million. With this investment, we’re further bolstering our ongoing efforts to keep 1Password customers as secure as possible.

Learn about our investment >>

BLOG

Forbes: How To Keep Employee Burnout From Becoming Your Gravest Security Risk

Our CEO, Jeff Shiner, recently teamed up with Forbes as a member of the Forbes Technology Council to share a piece on burnout and security. There’s an often-overlooked security threat that’s particularly dangerous, precisely because it’s masquerading as business as usual: employee burnout. Across industries, workers are reporting extraordinarily high levels of burnout. The phenomenon is a significant driver of the Great Resignation, as American workers continue to leave their jobs in record numbers.

Read about employee burnout >>

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