NEWS
MAC
Ready for Big Sur: Introducing 1Password 7.7 for Mac
by
Chris De Jabet
Hot on the heels of Apple’s release of macOS Big Sur, 1Password 7.7 for Mac brings a host of new features, including support for Apple Watch Unlock.
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PODCAST
Best bits: highlights from 50 episodes of Random but Memorable
by
Anna Eastick
How do we like our passwords? Just like our podcast: Random but Memorable. We recently hit a huge milestone, recording our 50th episode! That means our fans and listeners have tuned in for 1604 minutes worth of security advice and banter from 1Password and guests. That’s like watching The Lord of the Rings trilogy three times on repeat!
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LIFE AT 1PASSWORD
NEWS
Troy Hunt partners with 1Password as Strategic Adviser
by
Jeff Shiner
I’m excited to announce that Troy Hunt will be joining the 1Password advisory board. He’ll be helping us support businesses that have been affected by data breaches and continue our work building the world’s most trusted password manager.
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TIPS & ADVICE
Ghosts of passwords past: When old accounts come back to haunt you
by
Sarah Brown
If you’re reading this, you probably take your online security seriously – but was your past self as diligent? Most of us have been guilty at some point of reusing passwords or not making our passwords strong enough. But if you haven’t corrected those mistakes, your past just may come back to haunt you.
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BUSINESS
Domain breach reports: More power to protect your data
by
Chris Mann
In June, we released domain breach reports to help businesses guard against data breaches. Today, we’re excited to share some powerful new features that make it easier to quickly identify threats and notify employees so they can secure their accounts immediately – even if they’re not using 1Password.
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SECURITY
Randomness (or things humans do poorly)
by
Megan Barker
Our Chief of Security (AKA Chief Defender Against the Dark Arts), Jeffrey Goldberg, wrote a fascinating article back in 2012 that ended with this:
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