Enterprise password management

In the pursuit of productivity, workers regularly sign up for services that IT doesn’t know about. 1Password helps ensure that when they do, they’re using strong, unique passwords – and that IT and security teams have visibility into those accounts.

1Password Developer protects secrets throughout the entire software development lifecycle.

1Password has never been breached. But even if a breach were to occur, your data would be safe – we designed the security architecture of 1Password to account for that possibility. Learn why your data will always be safe, even in the unlikely event of a breach.

Many enterprise security incidents and breaches can be traced back to weak or reused passwords. Password managers like 1Password make it easy for your entire workforce to generate, store, and autofill strong passwords – reducing that risk. 1Password is easy to roll out and use, with complimentary, customized onboarding and training, and a dedicated Customer Success Manager – all available throughout the life of your 1Password subscription.

Start by installing it across all devices and platforms used within your organization, including desktop computers, mobile devices, and web browsers. Set up integrations with existing systems such as user directories and configure the manager to enforce robust password policies and permissions tailored to user roles.

Educate team members how to securely access the manager on their respective devices. Take advantage of features like autofill and automatic password updates to enhance security and streamline user experiences across platforms. Regularly update the software and conduct audits to ensure compliance with security policies and maintain the integrity of stored credentials.

An enterprise password vault is a secure, centralized location designed for organizations to manage and store their sensitive credentials, such as passwords, API keys, and certificates – as well as sensitive data. An encrypted password vault is critical for maintaining the security and integrity of an organization's data and systems.

Yes. With our dedicated onboarding team by your side, rolling 1Password out wall-to-wall is easier than you think.

Our growing list of identity provider (IdP) integrations let you automate common administrative tasks like provisioning. 1Password’s intuitive apps help teams get things done more securely, without needing to change the way they work.

When 1Password is connected to your identity provider, you can unlock 1Password with Okta, Microsoft Entra ID, Google OIDC, and additional providers that use the generic OpenID Connect (OIDC) configuration. Additional providers include Duo, OneLogin, and JumpCloud. Learn how to unlock 1Password with SSO.

Automated provisioning and deprovisioning through your IdP is supported with Microsoft Entra ID, Okta, Google Workspace, JumpCloud, OneLogin, and Rippling.

1Password integrates with identity providers, two-factor authentication solutions, developer tools and leading security information and event management (SIEM) tools. SIEM tool integrations include: Splunk, Elastic, Sumo Logic, Panther, and Datadog. You can also use the 1Password Events API to build your own custom integration. See more here.

According to 1Password research, 91 percent of workers understand the risks of password reuse, but 66 percent do it anyway. Since autofilling with 1Password is easier than typing manually, it makes the secure thing to do the same as the easy thing (not to mention all the time saved on things like password resets).

As teams adopt AI, the credentials behind those tools shouldn't end up in plaintext files or code. 1Password secures the secrets that power AI development and agents. The 1Password MCP Server connects your vaults to AI coding tools like Cursor, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, and Kiro, injecting credentials at runtime so they never enter the model's context window.