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# Lockdown your Passwords with 1Password

In an ideal world, the concept of passwords would be obsolete. However, until that day comes, we have to defend our businesses against users reusing (or sharing) their passwords across platforms and services. 

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## Password reuse is a significant challenge most businesses face, due in part to password overload.

In truth, no individual could remember over 300 unique passwords. 

With 1Password:

- Users can add an endless catalogue of unique credentials, identities, payment cards and even documents which are private only to them.  
- Administrators are allowed to create special shared password vaults for shared services, and most importantly, it is all accessed by only a single Master Password.  
- You remove the burden of remembering 20-30 sub-par unique passwords shared across hundreds of services, each user only needs to remember one highly secure password. 
- Embrace security features that include 2FA sign in to 1Password, biometrics, passkey support and the need for a “secret-key” only accessible to one already logged in to 1Password to log 1Password into new devices. 
- You gain actionable insights and intelligence on improving your password catalogue, showing resued passwords, weak passwords, and services which use passkeys or 2FA.

Find out more how 1Password can secure your business

## 81% of data breaches in 2020 were due to compromised credentials

### Password sharing, fatigue and carelessness is on the rise

 

22 %

of IT professionals have shared their work password outside of their organisation

34 %

of organisations surveyed globally have experienced some kind of breach since they began remote working

59 %

of individuals are expected to use the same password for work and personal accounts

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