Open Source Password Security for Everyone with Bitwarden | Episode #57

Great Things with Great Tech Podcast

Anthony Spiteri

Tech News, News

5 • 4 Ratings

🗓️ 2 February 2023

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Summary

In this episode I talk with Ryan Luibrand, Senior Product Manager at Bitwarden. Bitwarden is an open-source password management solution for individuals, teams, and business organizations. It enables users to store, share, and sync sensitive data. In this episode Ryan and I talk about how Bitwarden provides an open-source password management solution for individuals, teams, and enterprises. Bitwarden emphasizes the importance of code transparency and regular security assessments, and offers a free version to ensure that password security is accessible to everyone. The company's founder, Kyle Spearrin, started the company with the goal of making password management easier and more secure for both developers and everyday users. The company's growth strategy is to continue to provide professional support for their open-source platform and to prioritize customer satisfaction and community engagement.

Bitwarden was founded in 2015 and is headquartered in Santa Barbara, California.

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☑️ Technology and Technology Partners Mentioned: OSS, Windows, Linux, Docker, Password Management, Azure

☑️ Raw Talking Points:

What constitutes a password manager
Personal plus Business
MSP
About Open Source Software
Code Repos
Self Host with Docker Linux/Mac/Windows pros/cons
About Bitwarden Vault Security
About the Bitwarden Security Audit
What is Bitwarden Send?
Zero Knowedgle Architecture
Data Compliance
SaaS Azure?
Web and Mobile
Cybersecurity
Transparency
Individual and Business impact
Self Hosting, tinkering element tech

☑️ Web: https://bitwarden.com/
☑️ Self Hosted Info: https://bitwarden.com/blog/new-deployment-option-for-self-hosting-bitwarden
☑️ Zero Knowledge White Paper: https://bitwarden.com/resources/zero-knowledge-encryption-white-paper
☑️ Crunch Base Profile: https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/bitwarden

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Transcript

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0:00.0	Press record now just to grab some sound bites.
0:09.7	So I'll use these sound bites to basically intro there.
0:12.6	So I'd choose a funny one or something.
0:14.4	I usually do.
0:18.4	Hello and welcome to episode 57 of Great Things with Great Tech.
0:22.7	GtWGT is a podcast highlighting companies doing great things with great technology.
0:27.4	My name is Anthony Spiteri.
0:29.4	This is season 2023.
0:30.9	Welcome everybody to season 2020.
0:33.2	And in this episode, we're kicking off the year with a very pertinent topic, talking to a company that provides an open source password management solution that makes it easy, safe and secure to store and share sensitive information amongst individuals, teams and enterprises.
0:48.8	They offer complete code transparency, regular security assessments and a comprehensive review process for
0:56.8	their code contributions. That company is Bitwarden. And I'm talking to Ryan Lewibrand,
1:02.4	senior product marketing manager at Bitwarden. Welcome to the show. Hi, great to be here.
1:08.0	Excellent. So what a way to kick off 2023 with a subject that is so, you know, part of the
1:13.8	narrative in terms of security, cybersecurity and just general data in general, right?
1:19.2	But before we get into everything, password management protection, I just want to talk about
1:23.8	great things with great tech.
1:24.8	It's season 2023.
1:26.5	As a reminder, if you do love great things with great tech, I would season 2023. As a reminder, if you do love great
1:28.8	things with great tech and would like to feature in future episodes, you can click on a link
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