Live WebinarHow Reddit scales secure access with 1Password

Passwords are the #1 cause of security breaches, and many companies struggle with decentralized credential management and painful onboarding/offboarding processes. Reddit was no different. Weak passwords, shadow IT, and manual access management were straining IT teams and creating hidden security gaps. They needed a solution that reduced credential risk without slowing down their employees.

Join us as Reddit’s Sr. Manager of Enterprise Security & Systems, Nick Fohs, shares the inside story of how his team solved these challenges by adopting 1Password. You’ll get a first-hand look at the problems they faced, why they chose 1Password, and the impact it’s had on both security and efficiency.

What you’ll learn:

• The real risks Reddit faced from credential sprawl, shadow IT, and inefficient access management.

• Why usability was just as important as security in choosing a solution.

• How Reddit successfully rolled out 1Password across the enterprise and drove 100% adoption.

• The tangible outcomes — reduced IT burden, improved compliance, and stronger security posture.