1Password Enterprise Password Manager expands the reach of 1Password’s identity security solutions by thousands, greatly growing their managed services capabilities.
1Password, which makes one of the most extremely widely used enterprise password managers in the business, has come out with 1Password Enterprise Password Manager – MSP Edition, It is designed to help MSPs to strengthen client security posture and productivity and represents a key tool of modern MSPs.
Toronto-headquartered identity security vendor 1Password, which makes one of the most extremely widely used enterprise password manager in the business, has launched 1Password Enterprise Password Manager – MSP Edition, It is designed to help MSPs to strengthen client security posture and productivity while ensuring operational efficiency and increasing profitability. While 1Password has been in business since 2005, they have spent most of their history as a consumer password management application. This changed in 2018, when the company started their first password management solution. and it works in harmony with some well-known identity management solutions rather than as a competitor to them. These include Integrations with Identity Providers (IdPs) like Microsoft Entra ID, Okta, and JumpCloud, as well as security information and event management (SIEM) tools like Microsoft Sentinel.
“1Password Enterprise Password Manager – MSP Edition has become an essential tool for modern MSPs,” said Jason Eberhardt, VP of Global MSP Channel at 1Password. “With features that are tailored to MSPs’ unique needs, this comprehensive solution strengthens client security posture, particularly when combined with the rise of work-from-anywhere models and heightened regulatory requirements, solutions like 1Password Enterprise Password Manager – MSP Edition has become an essential tool for modern MSPs.
Security tools 1Password is the only password manager offering dual-key encryption—a combination of an account password and machine-generated Secret Key—to ensure data remains secure, even in the event of a breach. Additional safeguards like enhanced MFA and Secure Remote Password (SRP) further prevent unauthorized access. In addition, a centralized MSP console provides multi-tenant management, enabling MSPs to effortlessly configure new or link existing 1Password clients, monitor usage, and customize security policies.
Many MSPs are expanding their managed security services capabilities, helping SMBs, who often lack the resources to manage routine security operations like credential management who are among the most vulnerable to today’s advanced attacks. The global managed security services market is projected to grow at an 11.6% CAGR, reaching $68.3 billion by 2028, according to IDC.
“By integrating robust identity security solutions into their portfolios, MSPs are able to both mitigate risks and also enhance their value as strategic cybersecurity partners,” Eberhart said.
1Password Enterprise Password Manager – MSP Edition has multiple security features. These include flexible consumption-based billing, billed in arrears, no license minimums, an aggregated view of client usage, and streamlined invoicing,
1Password Enterprise Password Manager – MSP Edition is now generally available
“Thousands of these are currently in beta,” Eberhardt stated.
