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Problems that solves
Shortage of inhouse software developers
Shortage of inhouse IT resources
High costs of IT personnel
Shortage of inhouse IT engineers
Values
Reduce Costs
Enhance Staff Productivity
About Product
Description
Every design decision in 1Password begins with the safety and privacy of your data in mind. It takes a combination of policy, innovative thinking, and a deep respect for your right to privacy. The information you store in 1Password is encrypted, and can only be accessed from a device you’ve already approved. And, as we can’t see the information you store in 1Password, we aren’t capable of giving it away, showing it to anyone, or using it for advertising. Your data is yours, and only you have the keys to unlock it.
Encrypted Once. Twice. Thrice.
Our security recipe starts with AES-256 bit encryption and uses multiple techniques to protect your data at rest and in transit.
- Master Password. Not just the password you use to unlock your vault, it also plays a key role in encryption. Only you know your Master Password.
- Secret Key. Also a star player in key derivation, this unique 128-bit identifier is generated locally. Only you have your Secret Key.
- Secure Remote Password. A zero knowledge protocol that encrypts all traffic over the network. It also verifies the authenticity of the remote server before sending your information over TLS/SSL.
- Tamper-proof, authenticated encryption using AES-GCM mode
- Brute force protection using PBKDF2-HMAC-SHA256
- Secure vault sharing using asymmetric cryptography
- Key creation, derivation, and splitting techniques