Leo Laporte (31:54)
Keeps you from accidentally syncing it up with your GitHub. Bitwarden is consistently ranked number one in user satisfaction, not just by developers, but by businesses. G2 number one software reviews number one. More than 10 million users, 180 countries and yes, over 50,000 businesses trust Bitwarden and there's a good reason. In fact, I would say there's in a more compelling reason for businesses to use it because you don't really control your employees hygiene and unfortunately employees sometimes do things like use passwords like monkey123 or reuse the same password on many, many sites. There are more than 19 billion, 19 billion passwords out there on the dark web right now. If you look at Troy Hunt's PWN to own 19 billion. Here's the scary thing for any business, 94% of them, almost all are reused across accounts. This is an epidemic. Infosteeler malware threats surged by 500% in the past year because you know, smart hackers these days, they don't bother trying to hack, you know, like in war games. Let's try some different passwords. They just, you know, look for the post it note. In effect they Log in with the weak or reused passwords that they get from these password breaches. If you reuse a password, they use credential stuffing attacks to try that password on every other site. They've got your email and passwords, they're going to try it on your bank, they're going to try it on Amazon, they're going to try it on GitHub, they're going to keep trying. And you know, if you reuse passwords, it's going to work. This is why you need Bitwarden's new access Intelligence. This is a new business feature, new enterprise feature that enables enterprises to proactively defend against these kinds of internal credential risks. Weak or reused passwords plus external phishing threats. Two ways it does this. Risk Insights helps your team, your IT team, your security team, identify, prioritize and remediate at risk credentials, bad credentials, right? Then they have an advanced phishing blocker which alerts and redirects users away from known phishing sites in real time. Bitwarden's using a really nice continuously updated open source block list of malicious domains. So half the time they don't even get to that malicious domain. More than half. That's fantastic, right? You don't want to even give them the opportunity to click on that bad link or to fill in the credentials on that bad site. The other thing, that's fantastic and Bitwarden's been right on this from the beginning, passwordless authentication, it's transforming digital security. As always, Bitwarden is at the forefront, offering support for both Passkeys and other FIDO2 standards to strengthen and simplify the login experience. I use Bitwarden with passkeys. I far prefer it to using a device passkeys, you know, the phone's passkeys because Bitwarden's everywhere every device I use, so my passkeys are everywhere. Bitwarden's enhanced passkey support goes across web, desktop and mobile platforms. Means you can store and sync pass keys with end to end encryption. They're absolutely secure. They also, and I do this because I really trust Bit Warden. I had used bit warden's two steps, so I put my two step, my totp passwords in bitwarden, which really simplifies the login two step login with fido2webauthn. It will work with your Yubikeys and other hardware key authentication. You can use those as a second factor. You can use them as a primary method for supported logins. And of course you can use your Yubikey to log into your Bit Warden vault as well. Nowadays we've got biometric unlock enhancements on mobile and desktop windows. Hello, face id, touch id, that kind of thing that really streamlines access. It says without compromising security. I would submit it's enhanced security because it's biometric. It's also great for convenience. Sometimes convenience and security can go together. Improved autofill experiences for passkeys, cards, identities. They're designed to work seamlessly across modern browsers and apps. I turn this on everywhere. It's not on by default, by the way, but you could turn it on as an administrator or as an individual. So I use my touch ID and my Windows hello to unlock Bit Warden to unlock sites everywhere. If you want to move to Bitwarden as an individual or as an enterprise, you'll be glad to know Bitwarden's setup only takes a few minutes. It supports importing for most password management solutions. Steve Gibson and I both moved to Bitwarden roughly the same time. Just like that. Just took the whole vault, put it into Bitwarden and we're done. And the best thing, the reason I even considered Bitwarden from the beginning is they're open source. I think anytime you use crypto, it should be open source so you can inspect it, so third parties can audit. So you know there's no backdoor, there's no, it's not badly coded, they're not using. Roll your own encryption. Bitwarden is regularly audited by third party experts. You can inspect it by anyone. There's the source codes on GitHub. Bitwarden meets SoC2 Type 2 GDPR, HIPAA CCPA compliance, ISO 270012002 certification. It is absolutely the best. Get started today with Bitwarden's free trial of a teams or enterprise plan. And don't forget, if you're an individual, because it's open source, it's free forever with no limitations. All your devices, as many passwords and pass keys as you want. It's hardware key support as well. Individuals free forever@bitwarden.com TWIT that's a good thing to know to tell your friends and family, Thanksgiving's coming, you know they're going to come to dinner, you're going to ask them, hey, how do you store your passwords? They're going to tell you, you're going to be shocked. And then you can tell them, hey, you know, you really should use Bitwarden. Oh, I can't afford that. It's free. Bitwarden free for individuals. Bitwarden.com TWIT Think of it as a little Thanksgiving gift you can give to all your friends and family. Bitwarden.com TWIT and if they don't use it, hey, it's on them now. It's on them. You told them you did your best. On. We go with Windows Weekly, Paul Thurat and Roma Norte, Richard Campbell towering.
