1Password

1Password is a new password manager tool that is offered to all faculty and staff with an active USC email address. If you would like to get started with 1Password, please open a new service desk ticket on VSD.

1Password makes it easier for you to manage and access passwords and company information, wherever and whenever you work. It lets you save credentials, documents, secure information, and more into one secure vault that is easily accessible with a single click.

1Password can :

• Generate and suggest new, unique passwords for you
• Automatically save passwords, PINs, and login details for each website/application
• Autofill logins, credit cards, addresses, and identities into forms
• Securely share items like passwords, credit cards, or documents with colleagues through shared vaults
• Always monitor your data online to notify you of any security risks
• Protect you and your family online with a free 1Password Families account

• Move your data from other applications to 1Password: (Chrome, Firefox, Microsoft Edge, Brave Safari, Dashlane KeePass, LastPass, RoboForm, Delinea Secret Server)
• Migrate existing 1Password data from standalone vaults to a 1Password account
• How to transfer your Logins, Credit Cards, and Secure Notes from other applications into your account on 1Password.com
• Setting up your Emergency Kit
• Find your Secret Key or Setup Code
• Saving, filling, and changing your passwords
• How to use multiple accounts
• Turn on two-factor authentication for your 1Password account
• Use 1Password as an authenticator for sites with two-factor authentication
• If 1Password isn’t working in your browser when it won’t save or fill passwords on the websites you visit
• If the 1Password browser extension doesn’t unlock when you unlock the 1Password app
• If you forgot your 1Password account password or you can’t unlock the app
• Copy and fill passwords into apps that don’t work with 1Password
• After you’ve moved your passwords and other information from your browser into 1Password, learn how to turn off the built-in password manager in your browser