Security News > 2021 > July > 1Password Events API delivers real-time insight on password activity

1Password launched Events API, a new way to empower security teams with greater data visibility and actionable insights.

While events have been available within 1Password for administrators previously, this new feature deepens the information available and allows events to be piped directly to tools like Splunk and other SIEM platforms to provide a holistic view that allows for correlation with other sources.

1Password is the first line of defense for more than 80,000 businesses worldwide protecting their employees, customers and intellectual property by securing passwords, sensitive documents and infrastructure secrets.

Events API goes beyond the 1Password platform, allowing event data to leave the platform, while still protecting customer privacy and data security.

"With today's launch of the 1Password Events API, our enterprise customers are able to access far deeper information than ever before, and most importantly, that information can now be used in an actionable way through the SIEM tools already in place." said Jeff Shiner, CEO of 1Password.

"We've been using 1Password for over 4 years and it's been a huge asset in securing our employee passwords and other sensitive information. With over 1000 employees, understanding who is accessing and using data within 1Password is very important to us. Events API has allowed us to integrate with our SIEM and use that data to highlight suspicious activity that will help us protect against future threats, as well as enabling us to quickly react to any active insider attack, should it ever happen." said Brian Jack, CISO at KnowBe4.

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