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We're at MSP Global with @MSPglobalevent today and tomorrow. If you're here too and want to meet, DM us and we'll set something up.
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For the third consecutive quarter, Passwork has earned @sourceforge 's Top Performer badge — this time for Fall 2026. We're proud to earn this recognition for the third consecutive quarter. Thank you to everyone who takes the time to leave honest feedback. Passwork holds a 4.8 out of 5 stars overall rating on SourceForge. buff.ly/ZP2frk3
A vendor account with the password “123456” led to a leak of data from 8.8M people in Denmark’s national registry.
While X is busy making jokes, we decided to reshare this supply chain security guide on preventing vendor-driven breaches: buff.ly/ZXwNQcq
This review raised our overall rating on @sourceforge: 4.7 → 4.8!
"Passwork works very well for our organization because we can host it on-premises and integrate it with SSO. This allows us to align the platform with our own security architecture and access policies."
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NIS2 compliance: 7 low-cost steps to secure credentials - helpnetsecurity.com/2026/10/… - @passwork_pro #AccessControls #Credentials #Compliance #NIS2 #CredentialSecurity #Cybersecurity #CybersecurityNews
Forged tokens, replayed sessions, leaked keys: read our September cybersecurity news digest. We put it together so your team can check its own setup against real incidents. buff.ly/xYWlaQY
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On August 30, 2026, Passwork Europe S.L. completed its transition period with Passwork FZ-LLC. Passwork Europe now independently manages the development, maintenance, support, and security of the international Passwork product. Read what this means for our customers and partners: buff.ly/b5srjaI
August’s cybersecurity incidents show attackers going around the login itself. What if passwords are no longer the only target? Then access management has to expand with the threat landscape. Read our Cybersecurity News Digest for August'26 buff.ly/zBEWCYy
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New school year means new logins for your kids: school platforms, email, games. Most parents only think about password security after something goes wrong: a hijacked Roblox account, a fake message pretending to be from school...
Start before that happens. Read "How to teach children about password security" here: buff.ly/JQPd0Qh
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Passwork has been named Best for User Interface in Software Advice's 2026 password management software rankings, and also received the FrontRunners 2026 badge. Our rating: 4.7 out of 5, based on more than 79 verified user reviews.
More details are here: passwork.pro/blog/passwork-b…
Bitwarden and Passwork are both zero-knowledge solutions, but they chose different vault encryption architectures. Here's how our approach differs from a popular password manager, and how that difference plays out in practice.
This difference determines how much data one compromised key can reach, and how recovery works. Bitwarden's single admin RSA key pair can restore access for any member, but that same key becomes a single point of failure for the whole organization. Passwork's recovery restores only vaults already shared with another account, keeping exposure contained even during account recovery.
Both approaches are documented and legitimate. The question is which operational trade-offs fit your team. Full architecture breakdown: passwork.pro/blog/passwork-v…
Migration complexity matters more than price when companies decide whether to switch password managers. Real engineering effort is involved, no way around it. We broke down how to migrate without breaking anything, and even come out ahead: passwork.pro/blog/password-m…
Corporate credentials shouldn't depend on a single vault owner. That's the idea behind Vault Policies in Passwork. Instead of relying on individual owners, organizations define governance that survives role changes, offboarding, and day-to-day administration.
In our blog post, we explain how Vault Policies in Passwork help achieve that:
passwork.pro/blog/passworks-…
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Field engineers, sales teams on the road, admins working through a spotty VPN — sooner or later, every distributed team hits a moment where the server just isn't reachable. Before 7.7, that meant no access to passwords at all.
Passwork 7.7 fixes that with secure offline mode for desktop and mobile:
— Records cached only with explicit user action
— View-only access, no edits
— Admins control who gets offline access and what gets cached
— Auto-wipe if a device misses the sync window
— Every offline action logged the moment the device reconnects
Built for teams that can't afford downtime.
Full release notes in the blog: passwork.pro/blog/passwork-7…
What's harder to defend against: an AI agent exploiting a zero-day, or an employee reusing last year's password?
That's the question behind our July 2026 cybernews recap: 23 events that matter for anyone responsible for security in their organization.
Read the full recap: passwork.pro/blog/cybersecur…
Passwork just earned SourceForge's Top Performer badge — 2 quarters running. 4.9/5 stars, driven entirely by customer reviews.
Users highlight:
✅ Flexible role-based permissions
✅ Seamless AD integration
✅ Easy migration from legacy tools
See why IT teams trust us sourceforge.net/software/pro…
A few incidents from the past two years, in short:
- PowerSchool: one support account, no MFA. Tens of millions of student and teacher records exposed.
- Marks & Spencer: a SIM-swap and a phone call to the helpdesk. £300 million in losses, 46 days offline.
- SSA: privileged access, no external hack. A full database export to an unsecured server.
- Klue: one legacy service account. OAuth tokens harvested across dozens of connected companies.
By the way, are you sure you're not giving attackers the same opening right now?
We broke down the biggest breaches of 2025-2026: how each one happened and what would have stopped it. Read the full analysis: passwork.pro/blog/high-profi…
