1Password launches every-device secure sign-in solution

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The creators of password manager 1Password have launched its Extended Access Management solution, providing businesses with the ability to manage sign-ins on every device registered to the organization.

The secure sign-in solution is aimed at mitigating the security vulnerabilities that come hand in hand with hybrid and remote working, such as the use of unapproved apps and lackluster IT departments.

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“Businesses everywhere are facing the Access Trust Gap, a measure of the percentage of total sign-ins that aren’t trusted. The greater the gap, the greater the risk of a data breach. 1Password Extended Access Management provides security and IT teams with a way to secure every sign-in to every application – managed or unmanaged – from every device,” said Jeff Shiner, CEO of 1Password.

Single sign-on devices provide unsanctioned and unmanaged applications excessive access to employee devices, and therefore company data, especially if an employee is using a bring-your-own-device (BYOD) which is not securely managed by the organization.

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Extended Access Management is built on six components including device trust, enterprise password management, universal sign-on, and contextual access management, with both user identity and application visibility capabilities arriving later in 2024.

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