June 2021 Spotlight: Inside open source releases at Bitwarden with Trey Greer

This month, we’re featuring Bitwarden community evangelist Trey Greer who you might know from our community forums or weekly live demos. Trey recently wrote about what goes into open source product releases at Bitwarden, including how your input helps drive the evolution of Bitwarden. 

Thank you for your continued feedback!

Looking for a way to bring Bitwarden to work? Our newest video details how Bitwarden empowers teams and entire companies to store and share passwords securely. 

In May, Bitwarden released new features including FIDO2 WebAuthn support, biometrics for Safari, and the option to hide email addresses when using Bitwarden Send. Read this article to learn more.

U.S. Cybersecurity Executive Order

New U.S. legislation requires government agencies to improve cybersecurity efforts with practices like multifactor authentication and data encryption. A password manager can help with that for sure! Read the brief here.

Vault Hours

June 25 is the next Bitwarden Vault Hours. You ask the questions, Bitwarden experts provide the answers.

You play an important role in contributing to a world free of breaches and hacks by sharing your knowledge and experience. Here are a couple of recent fan-favorite posts.

LinkedIn Post on the Ideal Privacy Toolkit

Reddit Post on What to Store in Vaults

That’s it for now. Let us know what you think about this newsletter including potential topics you’d like to see.

Until next time,

Team Bitwarden