1Password vs OneLogin

2024. 1Password expands its endpoint security offerings with Kolide acquisition



1Password, the password management service owned by AgileBits, has announced its acquisition of Kolide, an endpoint security platform, for an undisclosed sum. Founded in 2016 by Meller, Mike Arpaia, and Zach Wasserman, Kolide's platform delivers security alerts and remediation via Slack, offering features such as context for security issues, self-remediation guidance for Mac, Windows, and Linux devices, and a personalized privacy center, all leveraging the open-source Osquery project led by Facebook. Kolide aims to safeguard against unauthorized endpoint devices accessing corporate applications, promptly blocking risky device attempts and guiding users through steps to restore trustworthiness.


2023. 1Password’s new service lets businesses quickly adopt passkeys



1Password, a password manager, has launched a new offering called Passage by 1Password. This service is specifically designed to assist businesses in incorporating passkey authentication into their applications and websites, eliminating the need for them to maintain their own security infrastructure. This release not only marks 1Password's expansion beyond credential management but also its entry into the realm of customer identity access management. Furthermore, it aligns with the current trend in the industry. In September, Apple introduced passkey support to iOS, enabling iPhones to serve as login tools for compatible websites and apps. PayPal followed suit in October by introducing passkey support on iOS. Additionally, other notable companies such as Google, Shopify, Kayak, and DocuSign have also embraced this functionality.


2021. One Identity has acquired OneLogin, a rival to Okta and Ping Identity



More consolidation is underway in the realm of cybersecurity, particularly concerning services that assist organizations in identity and access management. Today, One Identity, a provider of tools for managing "zero trust" access, log management, and governance services for enterprises, revealed its acquisition of OneLogin. OneLogin, a competitor to companies such as Okta and Ping in the secure sign-on services domain for end users, boasts an impressive customer base of around 5,500 organizations, including renowned names like Airbus, Stitch Fix, AAA, and Pandora.


2021. 1Password acquires SecretHub and launches new enterprise secrets management tool



1Password, a renowned password management service in the competitive landscape alongside LastPass and BitWarden, has made a significant stride by expanding its offerings beyond conventional password management into the realm of infrastructure secrets management. To achieve this, the company has successfully acquired SecretHub, a leading secrets management service, and is proudly introducing its latest product, the 1Password Secrets Automation service. By integrating the power of 1Password with the innovative Secrets Automation service, businesses now have access to a comprehensive tool that not only efficiently manages their employees' passwords but also effectively handles infrastructure secrets. This seamless solution empowers organizations to streamline their security processes and effectively safeguard their sensitive information, making 1Password a trusted partner in the realm of secrets management.


2019. 1Password raised $200M Series A



Fourteen years after its initial launch, 1Password has secured a substantial $200 million Series A funding round. The co-founder, Dave Teare, recollects how the idea for 1Password came about in 2005. At the time, Teare and his co-founder Roustem Karimov were operating a web development consultancy and faced the recurring challenge of logging into multiple websites—a problem that became even more pronounced due to their day-to-day work. Motivated to find a solution, they embarked on building a tool to address this issue. As they introduced it to the world, they discovered a widespread demand for such a solution. Eventually, they made the decision to close the web consultancy and focus on developing 1Password, a move that propelled them to success and solidified their position in the industry.


2018. 1Password unveiled new business offering



Popular password manager 1Password has launched a new subscription product targeting business users with larger teams. The recently introduced 1Password Business replaces the Teams Pro plan and is priced at $7.99 per user per month. This subscription includes a complimentary 1Password Families membership for each user, extending workplace security practices to their personal computing environments as well. While the existing $3.99 Teams product caters to smaller businesses or group users, the new Business plan provides additional benefits such as enhanced customer support, increased document storage per person, and a larger allocation of guest accounts.


2018. 1Password partners with popular breach monitoring service



A little over a month after integrating a pwned password check feature, popular password manager 1Password has formed a noteworthy partnership with the renowned breach monitoring service, Have I Been Pwned (HIBP). HIBP now recommends users to sign up for 1Password's service when they discover their information may have been compromised in a data breach. This partnership represents a significant accomplishment for 1Password, as it positions their brand directly in front of individuals at a time when they are highly motivated to enhance their security measures. It offers an opportune moment for users to invest in tighter security protocols.


2018. 1Password improves password strength


The password management service, 1Password, introduces a useful enhancement by allowing users to verify if a password they intend to use has been compromised in previous breaches. In such cases, the service recommends selecting a different password. This feature complements the typical password strength indicator bar, which aims to promote better security habits among internet users. By conducting a pwnage check, the service goes a step further in mitigating the dangers of password reuse, as it verifies whether the chosen password has been involved in any known data breaches.


2017. OneLogin brings some smarts to multi-factor authentication



Multi-factor authentication service OneLogin has introduced an updated version of its mobile app that incorporates machine learning capabilities. This new release utilizes machine learning to analyze and recognize your typical usage patterns. As a result, the app will only prompt you for a second factor of authentication when it determines it to be absolutely necessary. Unlike most multi-factor authentication algorithms, which follow rigid rules such as requesting a password when on the work network and a second factor when not, this enhanced version takes a more nuanced approach by understanding how users typically access the network. The latest iteration of the OneLogin OTP aims to address this issue. For instance, if you frequently log in from your home using the same laptop, after multiple instances, the system will learn that this location and device are familiar to you. Consequently, you will be granted access to the network without the need for a second factor of authentication.


2016. OneLogin acquires Sphere Secure Workspace to gain mobile management



Cloud identity management provider OneLogin has completed the acquisition of Sphere Secure Workspace, expanding its identity-driven security model to include mobile device management capabilities. Sphere offers a containerized approach to mobile security, where work-related content is segregated from personal content within a virtual container on a single device. Although this approach is not novel, it provides OneLogin with entry into the lightweight mobile device management sector. With Sphere, the company can easily eliminate the container when an employee departs from the organization or misplaces a device, while preserving the individual's other content. This solution enables employees to access work-related content in a highly secure manner through a single login, while safeguarding their personal content.