1Password Expands Identity Security Offering With Unified Access Launch

1Password has shared an update. The company announced 1Password Unified Access, a new core capability within its Extended Access Management offering that applies Zero Trust governance to all logins, including those not covered by single sign-on (SSO). Unified Access integrates 1Password Enterprise Password Manager and 1Password SaaS Manager to help enterprise customers discover shared and sensitive accounts outside SSO, enforce access policies across applications, and rotate or revoke credentials instantly. The product is available in public preview for eligible customers.

For investors, this launch signals 1Password’s continued push beyond traditional password management into broader identity and access management (IAM) and Zero Trust security, a segment with strong enterprise spending and recurring revenue potential. By extending governance to non-SSO applications and untracked accounts, the company is addressing a key security and compliance gap for larger organizations, which could increase average contract values and deepen customer stickiness. The integration of its password and SaaS management tools may also improve cross-sell opportunities and strengthen 1Password’s competitive position against established IAM and privileged access management vendors. While financial details are not disclosed, successful adoption of Unified Access during the public preview could support future growth in enterprise ARR and enhance the company’s positioning in the identity security and access management market.