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NEW! Simplify Access Reviews with Trelica by 1Password
We're excited to announce that access reviews are now available in Trelica by 1Password! This feature helps simplify compliance and governance by making it easier to regularly review who has access to what and take action directly from the platform. Whether you're preparing for SOC, PCI, SOX, or ISO27002/ 27017, or just want better visibility, Trelica by 1Password now supports one-off or scheduled access reviews. Trelica by 1Password provides admins with the flexibility to pick which apps are included in the access review based on custom fields, status, or to select them individually. Admins can schedule reviews as one-offs or recurring, set due dates, and assign reviewer roles to individual app owners. Automatic reminders and notifications are sent to reviewers to help keep reviews on track. During reviews, reviewers can approve or flag users individually or in bulk or assign follow-up tasks. They can view user lists, access levels, and access risks, such as “leaver with access” to speed up the review process. If the app has API endpoints related to user management, reviewers can take direct action in reviews, such as revoking user access. And if the app doesn't support automated removal, reviewers can raise a Trelica task and sync with their ITSM, or record a note to log those changes in Trelica by 1Password for full auditability. Lastly, reviewers can upload user role data via CSV if an API isn’t available, attach supporting evidence, and export reviews with outcomes, reviewer names, and timestamps. Access reviews serve as a critical check to ensure lifecycle management processes are working as intended. Regular access reviews can catch users who still have access to apps when they shouldn't. For example, access reviews can identify leavers whose access should be revoked. With that insight, customers can strengthen their automated offboarding workflows in Trelica by 1Password to prevent future gaps and reduce risk. Ready to get started? Access reviews are available to all Trelica by 1Password customers today. Head to the Access tab in your Trelica by 1Password admin console today to get started. Learn more about the feature Have feedback or questions? Drop a comment below — we’d love to hear how you’re using itJuly at 1Password: Passkeys in the browser, back-to-school security tips, and new enterprise controls
Welcome to your monthly roundup of what’s going on in the world of 1Password! Full passkey support arrives in the browser extension While passkeys have been available in 1Password for some time, this month marks a major milestone as you can now create, manage, and sign in with passkeys directly from the 1Password browser extension (No desktop app required). This update makes it easier than ever to upgrade logins, organize passkeys, and adopt a passwordless future. Watchtower will even flag logins that support passkeys so you know where to start. Browse the passkey directory or check out the release notes for more information. Heading back to school? We’ve got you covered. From Chromebooks and parent portals to AI tools and online scams, school is digital now – and that comes with risks. We shared two new guides this month to help families stay organized and secure as the school year kicks off: Back-to-school tips for families and students Step-by-step setup guide for 1Password Families New season. New channel. Same chaotic energy. 1Password’s award-winning podcast is back for a brand new season. And for the first time ever, you can watch full episodes and Shorts on our new podcast YouTube channel. In our Season 15 premiere, we’re diving into: The hacker group known as Scattered Spider A new “Crash Course” on using 1Password for Apple Watch Productivity tips and tricks from 1Password’s own Allie Dusome A brand new game segment called Hack or Hoax! Listen to the Season 15 premiere in your favorite podcast player, watch on YouTube, and check out the blog post and 1Password Community for more. Fast track your 1Password deployment Rolling out 1Password to thousands of employees just got a whole lot easier. We launched two updates designed to help IT teams move faster and tailor their employees’ onboarding experience: Customizable onboarding emails: Add your brand voice, rollout instructions, or internal guidance. Paginated admin views: Faster navigation across vaults, users, and groups. Read the announcement MCP Server for Trelica is now live on AWS Marketplace Trelica by 1Password helps organizations discover shadow IT and monitor SaaS usage. With this month’s release, that data is now available directly inside AWS-native workflows, helping you stay ahead of compliance drift and streamline governance. Read the announcement A unified future: What’s next for our end-user experience We're planning to integrate capabilities from 1Password Device Trust and Trelica by 1Password into the 1Password browser extension. This will give business customers more visibility and control over access – without compromising privacy or performance. These changes won’t impact individual or family accounts, but they’ll lay the groundwork for a more seamless, secure experience across 1Password Business. Read the announcement Release note highlights for 8.11.0–8.11.2 iOS 18.6 and macOS 15.6 include a Safari update that improves performance with 1Password. If you use Safari, make sure you’re running the latest version. Browser Extension Full passkey support: create, manage, and use passkeys directly from the browser Autofill and SSO fixes Improved handling of “Sign in with” flows Localization updates Mac, Windows, and Linux Improved localization across platforms Fixes for Quick Access shortcuts, document viewing, and shared vault display Better error messaging and installer fixes on Intel-based Macs Clipboard sensitivity and secure clipboard support on Linux op-ssh-sign now supports non UTF-8 payloads WSL support added for Windows iOS and Android Localization improvements Fixes for QR scanning, Anti-Peek toggle, and Watchtower responsiveness UI fixes for shared vault display, item templates, and recovery flows
