From the earliest days of 1Password, our bedrock value has been building a security tool that works for our users – not against them – enabling people to behave securely without needless friction or frustration. For our business customers, this means making the productive way to work the secure way to work.

In today’s digital age, cybersecurity is no longer an option but a necessity for medium to large-sized companies. Protecting your business from evolving cyber threats is critical to safeguarding sensitive data, maintaining customer trust, and ensuring operational continuity. Choosing the right cybersecurity provider for your company or organization can be a game-changer.

We are excited to announce the upcoming enhancement of ARMO Platform’s Threat Detection and Response feature, designed to provide more robust, real-time security protection for your cloud and Kubernetes environments. While the existing feature effectively detects anomalies, suspicious behavior, and active threats, we recognize the need for additional critical components: Policies, Response, and notifications.

As Artificial Intelligence (AI) adoption accelerates, so do data privacy, security, and compliance concerns. Navigating the regulatory landscape is complex, as AI applications often handle sensitive personal data across borders and industries. In this blog, we discuss the challenges of AI compliance, the regulations that impact AI, and how Protecto can help businesses master compliance with confidence.

Spam isn’t just an annoyance to your email inbox; it's also becoming a problem for our phones. Last year, the average American received 9 monthly spam calls, totaling 3 billion spam and unwanted calls nationwide, costing $25.4 billion. Spam risk encounters people will likely receive are through: Out of people who fell for these kinds of scams, the most common amount people lost was between $100 - $249, and a smaller group said they lost over $1,000.

While Artifactory tokens aren't the most common leaked secrets, GitGuardian's research reveals their critical nature in corporate environments. Recent investigations across major industries show how these tokens frequently expose sensitive resources through build configurations and DevOps code.

Third-party incidents, critical infrastructure threats and regulatory fines for cyber attacks have all risen in 2024. Here’s how to avoid them in 2025. With over one billion records exposed and over $1 billion in regulatory fines issued, 2024 was a record-breaking year for data breaches - in more ways than one.

Imagine this: It's a typical Wednesday evening. You're scrolling through your photos, reminiscing about a recent vacation. Suddenly, your screen freezes. A message appears: “Your files are encrypted. Pay $5,000 in Bitcoin or lose everything forever.” This isn't a scene from a cyber thriller. It's the terrifying reality thousands of people face every single day.

As 2024 has wrapped up, we went around the room and asked some of Trustwave’s top executives what cybersecurity issues and technology they saw playing a prominent role in 2025. I'm willing to go on a limb this year and say there is an excellent chance we will see the first fully autonomous and end-to-end malware, ransomware, or other cyberattack campaigns take place.

A core product tenet at TrustCloud is delivering a “Joyfully Crafted” user experience for our users. As we wrap up 2024, the TrustCloud product and UX team went through all the user feedback we received this year, and identified some key “quality of life” improvements to make the day-to-day experience for our users more approachable. We’re excited to share these updates with you.