security

1Password partners with Smith Entertainment Group to enhance identity security for the Utah Jazz and Utah Mammoth, ensuring rapid, secure access to tools for competitive performance. This collaboration promotes identity safety for fans and businesses, shifting identity security from reactive to proactive. The Extended Access Management suite streamlines secure access across people, apps, and devices, simplifying digital life for users. This partnership empowers teams in sports and business, fostering a culture of security and confidence as they innovate and perform effectively.

https://1password.com/blog/utah-mammoth-and-utah-jazz-score-with-identity-security

1Password's “Securing the Win” docuseries features Oracle Red Bull Racing CEO Laurent Mekies, emphasizing the importance of people in achieving performance and innovation in Formula 1®. Mekies highlights leadership through support and clear communication, driving a people-first culture that boosts efficiency and security via 1Password. As the team prepares for future advancements, including a partnership with Ford for cleaner engines in 2026, Mekies stresses that trust and collaboration are crucial for success in the high-pressure environment of motorsport.

https://1password.com/blog/inside-oracle-red-bull-racing-ceo-and-team-principal-laurent-mekies

AI agents need credentials for browser tasks, raising security risks like credential mismanagement and exposure. Traditional identity management tools struggle to handle these challenges. 1Password introduces Secure Agentic Autofill, ensuring credentials remain secure and only accessible with human approval, minimizing credential exposure. This solution injects credentials into browsers as needed, maintaining user control and security while integrating with platforms like Browserbase. Secure Agentic Autofill reduces complexity, enhances operational security, and is available for early access starting October 8, 2025.

https://1password.com/blog/closing-the-credential-risk-gap-for-browser-use-ai-agents

Microsoft and Dropbox are discontinuing their password managers, increasing digital security risks for users relying on them. This discontinuation may promote bad practices, like password reuse, heightening vulnerability to threats. Users need to choose a new password manager, preferably a standalone provider like 1Password, to ensure ongoing security. Transitioning to a new service is straightforward, with guides available for exporting data from Microsoft and Dropbox.

https://1password.com/blog/microsoft-and-dropbox-password-managers-are-sunsetting

1Password addressed clickjacking in version 8.11.7, enhancing user control over autofill actions. Clickjacking tricks users into unintended clicks but does not compromise 1Password data security. Users are encouraged to update and keep autofill enabled for better protection against phishing and weak password reuse.

https://blog.1password.com/clickjacking-what-it-means-for-1password-users/