November 2021 Spotlight: New Enterprise Policies and Options to Customize Vault Behavior and User Management

To start, the latest Bitwarden release introduces important enhancements for Bitwarden enterprise users, including new policies like vault timeout, along with additional user management capabilities. Learn more about the latest Bitwarden release in our blog.

This Bitwarden webcast explored ways for companies to get ahead of the IT trends that could impact their cyber defenses in 2022 and beyond. Get the recap here.

From generating long, complex passwords to setting up two-factor authentication, learn how you can protect your Twitch account by using a password manager like Bitwarden.

A recent poll reveals the top cybersecurity apps the Bitwarden community uses to protect their online information. Explore the results in our blog. 

The Government’s Plan to “Zero” in on Phishing Prevention

A plan announced by the U.S. government greatly enhances phishing prevention by leveraging hardware security keys and implementing “zero trust” architectures. U.S. federal agencies are encouraged to use tools such as Yubikey and WebAuthn via the FIDO2 authentication protocol. Read this article on the "Fed Up Response to Phishing".

Open Source Security Summit

December 9th –– 9 am PT / 12 pm ET

Registration is now open for the 2021 Open Source Security Summit! Save your seat now for this free and virtual event featuring special guest speakers Steve Wozniak, Nicole Perlroth, and Bruce Schneier.

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.

A Savvy User Brings Dark Mode to Bitwarden

A Valuable Tip On How to Prevent Phishing Attacks

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