1Password teams up with Anthropic to give Claude access to your credentials
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Anthropic’s Claude AI tool will be able fill in passwords through a new 1Password browser integration that gives it access to stored credentials, the two companies have announced. 1Password's new 1Password for Claude service is a framework that allows agents to use stored credentials hosted in 1Password vaults without them ever reaching the model. Access is granted per session, and scoped to a specific set of approved items so that authorization doesn’t carry over to other sessions. According to 1Password, this means users can now authorize Claude to complete real-world tasks like booking travel and managing accounts securely, with credentials injected directly to the target system on their behalf. "We need a new security model that is purpose-built for agents, not just humans. The answer isn't handing agents your secrets. It is to let a user give an agent permission to use a credential without letting the agent see it,” said Nancy Wang, CTO of 1Password. "Claude knows it used your login; it does not need the password or one-time code in its context. That distinction is where trust in agents starts and the foundation we're building with Anthropic." 1Password's zero-exposure security framework allows per-task, user-approved access, with Claude requesting the credentials required for each task from 1Password. Sign up today and you will receive a free copy of our Future Focus...
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Alongside the Claude integration, 1Password is also introducing Agentic Mode for all users.
