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I think that for enterprises a Vault backend would be great. This way you got a great access log and compartmentalization What do others think?
by sytse 9y ago
I think that for enterprises a Vault backend would be great. This way you got a great access log and compartmentalization What do others think?
- bdcravens 9y agoFor me 1Password's client, not the backend, is the winning story. I'm sure someone could build a great client and browser plugins for Vault (or any other backend) that could compete with 1Password, but right now, I've seen nothing. (LastPass in some ways is close, in other ways, not so much)
- sytse 9y agoI agree the 1password client is very good.
- pluma 9y agoI'm guessing you and GP are using macOS and probably iOS? 1password lacks a Linux client and my experiments with both the Linux Chrome extension and the Windows client were not great.
- bdcravens 9y agoYes. I've used the Windows client, and I'll admit it's not bad, but not great. The Chrome extension (actually works on any version of Chrome; I'm running it on OSX in addition to the extensions that plugs into native version) is a bit lacking. Part of what works great about it is the TouchID/FaceID integration on both iOS and OSX.
- binaryanomaly 9y agoWhile the vault backend is certainly too powerful I could also imagine this as a solution for private/family use. Having broad UI and plugin support with good usability will likely be the key to success.