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1Password debuts Unified Access at RSA Conference 2026

At RSA 2026, 1Password unveils Unified Access — a new agentic security platform built for the age of AI. As AI agents transform how we work, companies face a new challenge: how to move fast without losing control of credentials, secrets, and access. Unified Access helps teams discover, secure, and audit everything—across both humans and AI agents. In this video: The future of work is agent-driven. The future of security needs to be, too.

How 1Password is building a culture of AI fluency through AI champions

If 2025 was the year of AI adoption, 2026 is when AI evolves from a software story to a people story. Katya Laviolette, our Chief People Officer, explored this idea in a recent Forbes article about how 1Password’s internal network of AI Champions is shaping this evolution and helping us set the standard for how we use AI to drive impact across 1Password.

1Password Unified Access

Today, we’re introducing 1Password Unified Access, a new identity security platform that enables organizations to: Discover AI agents, tools, and exposed credentials Secure access across humans, machines, and agents Audit every action with clear attribution AI agents are quickly moving from experimentation into real production environments, accessing systems, executing workflows, and acting on behalf of employees.

How to wrangle SaaS contract renewals

SaaS contract renewals have a way of sneaking up on IT and Finance teams. One day, everything is running fine. The next, a renewal notice hits your inbox, usually with little context, limited time, and no clear answer to the most important questions: Who’s using this? Do we still need it? And are we paying for more than we should?

IAM stops at sign-in. Your credentials do not.

AI and automation are embedded in daily work. Copilots draft content and pull in customer context. Agents triage tickets, update records, and trigger workflows across Slack, Salesforce, Jira, and GitHub. In engineering, this acceleration shows up in scripts, CI/CD pipelines, and infrastructure automation that depend on secrets to ship and operate software.