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How to disable a browser’s built-in password manager

Using your browser’s built-in password manager may seem convenient at first, but limitations and restrictions surface over time. These include secure password sharing and cross platform support. Bitwarden recommends disabling your browser’s password manager and installing the Bitwarden browser extension, which supports all major browsers.

How to set up two-step login methods

To truly protect your information, two-factor authentication (2FA) is essential. It requires a second device, like your phone, to verify logins, adding an extra layer of protection beyond your master password. Double your protection today with 2FA!

How to make your passwords strong and secure

In a recent poll, 85% of respondents said they reused passwords across multiple sites. Be part of the elite team with ironclad passwords. Try the Bitwarden password generator for free.

How to back up your Bitwarden vault

Your vaults are secure in the cloud or on-premise, and it is also wise to keep an up-to-date backup for history. Check out this step-by-step guide to making backups.

Top 5 best practices for software supply chain security

With one DevSecOps engineer for every 200 developers, implementing robust supply chain security is challenging. These are the top 5 best practices for creating a lasting strategy.

What's the difference between secrets and passwords?

Secrets and passwords might seem similar, but they serve different purposes. See what makes them unique and find tips for secure management of both.

The fifth annual Open Source Security Summit is less than two months away! Headline speakers for this year’s free virtual event include renowned security experts Kim Zetter, Daniel Miessler, and friendly hacker Keren Elazari.

Explore advancements in open source software with leading industry experts, and learn how open source software strengthens security and builds trust with consumers. The Summit engages a community of like-minded enthusiasts sharing their ideas and tactics to make open source security more attainable and easily available to both software developers and users.

When using the Bitwarden Password Manager, you can quickly and easily switch between accounts.

Join the Bitwarden team as they discuss the Bitwarden Authenticator, mobile passkeys, Splunk integration, Secrets Manager Kubernetes integration, transitioning from Manifest V2 to V3, and more!

Bitwarden Secure Notes allow you to securely save information that might not fit anywhere else.

Check out Bitwarden 101 for a short video series on how to get your Bitwarden Password Manager set up today.