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We worked with the Autonomy team to show how 1Password can secure agent swarms using a safer pattern: just-in-time, least-privilege access, without inheriting broad device, cloud, or infrastructure permissions, and without hardcoding secrets into agents.

AI-powered scams are making phishing attacks harder to spot than ever. In this demo, see how 1Password’s phishing prevention feature helps stop users before they share credentials with fraudulent websites. When a site’s URL doesn’t match a saved login, 1Password won’t autofill. Now, when a user tries to paste their credentials anyway, a warning prompts them to pause and take a closer look. This added layer of protection acts as a second pair of eyes at the moment it matters most.

Join Anand, VP of Product and AI at 1Password, and Kyle Polley from Perplexity for a fireside chat about building the future of secure, AI-native browsing. 1Password and Perplexity are partnering to bring privacy, transparency, and trust to the Comet Browser — the world’s first AI browser and personal assistant. Learn why security must be built in from the start, and how end-to-end encryption and zero-knowledge architecture protect users in the age of AI.

If you wouldn’t hand your house keys to a delivery driver, why hand your credentials to AI? In this Principles in Practice video, Anand Srinivas, VP of Product & AI at 1Password, explains a critical rule for secure AI use: Raw credentials should never be shared with large language models. Instead of sharing secrets, use them securely: Don’t send raw credentials over the data channel of a protocol like MCP Use proxies and secure autofill instead of sharing secrets Keep credentials out of prompts, embeddings, and fine-tuning data.

In this video to learn how the 1Password hook for Cursor keeps your environment files secure while using AI-powered development in Cursor. See how 1Password Environments prevent plaintext API keys, hardcoded tokens, and long-lived secrets from ever touching your repo or disk.

Here’s the reality: AI unlocks incredible innovation, but it also introduces real security risk. LLMs are probabilistic, which makes them great for generating code or summarizing data, but unreliable when it comes to enforcing access. Security requires verifiable, rule-based truth. At 1Password, our approach to AI keeps authorization in a secure, auditable flow so you always know who is accessing what, and why.

1Password CEO, David Faugno, and AWS Vice President of Americas Channels and Alliances, Christopher Sullivan, sit down to reflect on how organizations can harness the potential of AI without compromising trust, security, and real-world business needs. Learn how AWS and 1Password are collaborating to help global enterprises move fast, stay secure, and build for what’s next -- Visit 1Password in the Amazon Web Services Marketplace: 1Password.com/AWSMarketplace.

In this recorded live demo, we'll walk you through how 1Password Environments helps you securely manage secrets, from local dev to production, without the pain of.env files or messy token sharing.

As our lives move increasingly online, it’s worth considering what happens to our digital selves after we’re gone. From social media accounts to crypto wallets, our digital footprint now extends far beyond the physical world. Make a plan for your digital legacy today.

Whether at the factory, in transit, or during the 24 races globally, speed and security go hand in hand. In Episode 4 of Securing the Win, Matt Cadieux, CIO of Oracle Red Bull Racing, reveals how the team builds secure foundations that never compromise performance. From hybrid work to emerging technology, we explore how security, speed, and strong leadership fuel the team’s performance.