security

MDM aids compliance but isn't a complete security solution; it enforces basic policies and remote wipe capabilities but falls short as regulations evolve. Device trust solutions complement MDM, offering granular enforcement and addressing unmanaged devices. Relying solely on MDM can cause compliance issues with personal data. Effective compliance requires a mix of solutions to secure both managed and unmanaged devices while adapting to diverse regulatory needs.

https://blog.1password.com/mdm-alone-cant-meet-your-compliance-goals/

TLDR: Blog discusses balance between security and productivity in device management. MDM solutions hinder user productivity due to disruptive policies, while device trust enhances flexibility and self-remediation options. It contrasts MDM and device trust in deployment, administration, and overall impact on end-users, emphasizing the need for security tools to support workflows without excessive friction. 1Password Device Trust serves as an example of a solution that reduces admin burdens and improves user experience.

https://blog.1password.com/mdm-vs-device-trust-balancing-security-with-productivity/

1Password introduces a feature allowing users to assign physical locations to items in their vaults, enhancing access to passwords and codes when near those locations. This capability, developed during a Hackathon, enables quick retrieval of information by simply being in proximity to associated places, making it the only password manager offering this functionality. Users can easily add locations via the app, view items on a map, and their location data remains private, not tracked or shared. This feature aims to provide secure and convenient access to essential information wherever needed.

https://blog.1password.com/add-locations-to-items/

1Password policies enhance security and enforce organizational guidelines for users. They allow customization based on unique company needs, improving protection around assets. Recommended initial policies include stronger account password requirements, auto-lock settings for inactivity, and controlled item sharing. To enable policies, administrators should access the 1Password Business account, navigate to Policies, and activate desired settings. New policies are forthcoming, focusing on quality to streamline implementation. Overall, policies make compliance easier for organizations while supporting employees in adhering to security practices.

https://blog.1password.com/admin-policies-introduction-guide/

1Password founders Sara and Dave Teare discuss digital estate planning, focusing on managing digital assets like passwords and documents. They emphasize its importance and share their personal experiences in making planning a family necessity, addressing concerns about practicalities and emotional hurdles. They encourage open conversations to ease discomfort, suggest practical approaches for assigning responsibilities, and stress having organized records for digital and physical assets. They advocate using tools like 1Password for managing changing digital information, highlighting the need for continual updates in planning.

https://blog.1password.com/digital-estate-planning-sara-dave-interview/

Vivek Ramachandran discusses modern browser security, emphasizing that traditional URL analysis is outdated. With employees spending over 90% of their work time in browsers, security solutions must innovate here. His company, SquareX, aims to counter emerging threats using browser-native technology and machine learning for attack detection. Recent vulnerabilities in mail services suggest that existing protections are insufficient, particularly against clever social engineering tactics. Ramachandran believes future browser security will function as an AI-enabled security assistant, adapting to user needs amidst evolving threats.

https://blog.1password.com/browser-security-risks-vivek-ramachandran-interview/