Bitwarden (https://bitwarden.com/) is one of the most trusted open source password managers for business. Bitwarden offers the easiest and safest way for teams and individuals to store and share sensitive data from any device.

Bitwarden debuted in August 2016 with an initial release of mobile applications for iOS and Android, browser extensions for Chrome and Opera, and a web vault. The browser extension for Firefox was later launched in February 2017.¹

During the last year in the midst of a global pandemic many companies were forced to bring their businesses online. Meetings, documents, whiteboards etc. were all kept in the cloud so each employee could access these from their desk at home. Many of these applications have the employees create an account. The application uses this as authorization to view the company confidential content. The application itself might have sophisticated security measures against cyber breaches, protecting the companies confidential information. But the need to create accounts is a risk unto itself. Employees often use weak or repetitive passwords, these form a weak link in the security of that information.

Creating strong unique passwords is hard enough as it is, remembering them for 10+ different applications is even harder. It is with this reason Bitwarden offers a cross-platform, risk free and easy to use password manager. Ensuring all employees can utilize company defined security measures through a safe application.²

Bitwarden (https://bitwarden.com/) is one of the few open-source password managers out there. This enables every user to investigate and improve on security features that are implemented. Even though Bitwarden is open source it does not cut any corners. It boasts a global community and the application is available in multiple languages. It is also available on any major platform you can think of. All of these features not only make it the password manager of choice for our project members, but for many enterprises as well.

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