1Password

I use 1Password in my organisation to protect all sensitive passwords. This ensures that my privacy and security and that of our clients is protected. I can trust in the performance and safety of 1Password and have been very happy with its ability to protect my passwords. In the past I've had my account hacked and passwords were required to be changed. This took a significant amount of time.

Our company has multiple facilities that all have similar and different devices. Each facility doesn't need access to the other's passwords. With 1Password I can create seperate vaults and allow the corperate team access to all vaults, while each facility is restricted to their vault. We use this to manage passwords, server creds, wifi creds and software product keys. It also has a share option where we can temporarily share a password with someone.

Everything needs a login. The more devices and websites I manage, the more tempting it got to re-use easy-to-remember non-secure passwords to avoid getting them confused. Writing them all down was not only not secure, but they were never where I needed them as they were "locked up" in a safe place. Now with 1Password, both issues are resolved. I provide IT support for our small staff, as well as developing and maintaining a dozen websites for local organizations. It is important that I keep those passwords secure, and be able to access them where ever I may be. I've got it on my Mac at the office, my PC at home, and on my phone, all synced up with each other for real-time updates in an accessible safe virtual vault instead of a locked drawer somewhere. It was exactly what I was looking for over 8 years ago when I started using 1Password, and it continues to do the job today. The company's commitment to keeping up with security and convenience through regular updates is comforting. Very satisfied.

1password is the best solution for managing passwords ever created! I've used 1password not only for personal use, but I also used it at work every day. There are versions for almost every platform and also a web interface, so you can use it everywhere anytime. Besides that 1password has plugins/addons for almost all web browsers, so it will help you to fill in and save your passwords quickly and efficiently. The corporate version has more features that will be handy for sharing the passwords for certain user groups as well as managing users and user groups. I've used other password managers, but no one came even close to 1password in terms of user experience, usability, platform integration, and corporate features.

Across the whole organization
It addresses security and safety concerns

1Password is being used by myself for both personal and business use, as well as by a number of other clients for both personal and business use. The main problem being solved is simple, keep track of the plethora of passwords that are used across applications, websites, computers and other devices. There are two major business problems that 1Password solves - security and forgotten passwords.

1Password is used by our company as credential-vault sharing to company resources. It does cut off non-efficient time to ask for new employees about the credential, they just need to install 1Password and we add them as a team. And all of the chosen credentials will be shared with them. It's more efficient for our operations.

We tested 1Password as a password manager for users. This went well, although ultimately we decided that the product wasn't a great fit for our organization, we still really enjoyed the software and its features. Generated passwords were secure, and the added features of identity management, secure notes, and documents really brought a lot to the table.

[1Password] is being used across my whole organization. This addresses shared account access, 2FA codes, among other things. We have streamlined processes across all teams using this terrific application. We have used the features to detect reused passwords, create strong passwords, and other options to strengthen our security across the organization.

As a composer/audio mixer in the entertainment industry, every job is sensitive content - I'm working on films, shows, or commercials that often have an NDA attached to them. Being able to password protect files going to others is vital- and that's where 1Password comes in. It's also crucial in my own banking and logins for sites.

Currently using to manage all of the IT password and user names. There were too many accounts to manage and we needed a tool to consolidate all of the accounts and passwords that could be managed in a central spot. It addresses the need to not have the same password in different accounts, etc.

Hundreds of passwords. Ever-changing passwords. Low-security-strength passwords. Passwords that we share. Passwords written on post-it notes, saved in Excel files, lost in space. Forgotten passwords. These are the problems we all face in today's age.

I actually started out with 1Password for personal use. But I've found it's tremendously easy to separate or integrate personal and work data and information as I choose, and have begun incorporating the use of 1Password for all of my work--at home and at the office. As a member of the leadership team at my company, and the one largely responsible for operations, I use a variety of platforms--many of which are very sensitive (e.g., banking platforms, human resources systems, CRMs, etc.). Based on my early satisfaction with the functionality and security of 1Password, I am considering this for broader team use.

1Password was initially recommended by senior members of the team to manage our personal and work credentials. It is just recommended, not enforced. It is used to save information such as login information, SSH keys, cryptographical keypairs, and general documents. It is in general a bad idea to have a single password for everything or save information in plain text. 1Password allows us to generate a random password for each used service and save information in a secure way.

Using 1Password has really helped us to manage the ever increasing amount of passwords that the internet requires these days. It is also more than just a password manager. Secure notes and things like server details, wi-fi passwords, identity storage, and secure document storage make 1Password a fully featured password manager.

1Password is all in one solution for maintaining and safekeeping of usernames and passwords. We use it across departments and different verticals. It is used to maintain passwords and usernames to websites, desktop applications, smartphone applications, database applications, ERP account information and licensing keys to different software. All employees can have access at their own laptops while maintaining encrypted and secured information. The biggest business problem it solves is that of security. The features provided by 1Password are great especially the one where you are alerted by when a site has been breached and when you are required to change the password. It allows the user to quickly generate and use safe generic passwords for all the logins. It is compliant with most regulations, HIPAA being one of them. Password reuse and password sharing through the secure channel are other great features of 1Password.

We use 1Password as a central password management utility across different departments. We keep all of our vaults synced up so that when someone needs to change a password it's nearly instantly available to all users in the company. Further, whenever we need to update all passwords it's centralized and easy to manage. Before doing this we found some employees were simply keeping a spreadsheet or post-it notes on their desks! Now we use saved passwords that are much harder to break.

I'm an independent Mac/Apple consultant and use 1Password for all my sensitive data. (passwords, Credit Cards, passport details, etc.) I use 1Password across all my devices ( Mac Pro, iPhone, MacBook Pro).
It allows me to quickly generate and use secure unique passwords for all my logins.

We used 1Password across the entire company as a way to store login info, both personally and professionally. 1Password made it easy for teams to quickly access and update shared login info, while also generating very secure passwords. We were able to keep inter-office details secure while keeping them easy to find.

I am currently using it to manage my work passwords in one vault, personal passwords in another and shared family passwords in another vault. I am investigating a shared vault for admin accounts for the team. It allows me to quickly and easily set up unique, complex passwords for every individual sign-in.

1Password is required to be used by the entire organization. We are a HIPAA compliant company and security is extremely important across the entire company. With so much software being used by different departments, the threat of having passwords stolen should be a huge priority in any organization. It helps keep us protected as well as compliant with HIPAA guidelines.

The whole organization uses 1Password to keep track of passwords.

We use 1Password to manage all usernames and passwords for our departments and projects. One key issue that we solve by using 1Password, is security. By having 1Password create a new password, we take the burden of choosing a new secure password from the user and make it safer by leveraging the 1Password feature that alerts when a site has been breached and the password should be changed.

Also, some passwords/user sessions need to be generic (for instance for a per role account) and 1Password helps a lot in that field because it lets us share usernames/passwords and even credit card information with teams.

We are a fintech company so security is incredibly important to us and we make sure to use products that assist us in that security internally as well as externally. We are using 1Password across the whole organization for everything that requires a password. It is a part of our onboarding of the new employees to get them set up with 1Password.

1Password is used by our organization to maintain passwords to websites, iPhone apps, databases, retaining account information, and software notes and licensing keys. It allows everyone to have access at their own computers while also maintaining encrypted and sensitive information. Our IT department, HR, Office Staff and CEO and other Senior staff utilize 1password and require multiple vaults.