1Password and Red Bull Racing's Pepe Jeans Academy promote female excellence in motorsports and technology. Their partnership aims to uplift women through mentorship and supportive programs like 1Password for Good. Rising star Alisha Palmowski exemplifies this mission, recently winning in the F1 Academy. Her success is celebrated with a bespoke livery on her car, designed by Canadian muralist Kirsten McCrea, symbolizing ambition and inclusion. An event highlighted discussions among female leaders in racing and tech, fostering a vision for a more equitable future. This collaboration continues to gain momentum, promising further activities to inspire and empower women.

https://blog.1password.com/how-the-red-bull-racing-pepe-jeans-academy-programme-and-1password-are-driving-female-excellence-on-and-off-the-track/

SSO enhances SaaS access security by streamlining logins via a single identity provider, but it cannot fully secure all company applications. The rise of remote work and diverse tools has widened the Access-Trust Gap, exposing unmonitored identities and devices. SSO is vulnerable to outages, superadmin access, and challenges in integrating contractors or legacy accounts. It also lacks oversight for AI agents and can be compromised. Companies need supplementary solutions like Device Trust and Extended Access Management to address these gaps, ensuring secure, continuous access for all users, devices, and AI tools.

https://blog.1password.com/sso-cant-secure-every-identity/