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* Stage (#636) * Initial Draft. To do: "How it Works" + Event Logs, User Types, Plans & Pricing, Release Notes. * whoops, missed one * Merge latest into working (#616) * Update proof-of-concept.md (#607) The "Download Bitwarden" link was going to the Apple Store (https://get.bitwarden.com/) rather than the "Downloads" page (https://bitwarden.com/download/). * Update proof-of-concept.md (#610) * Create enterprise-feature-list.md (#611) * Azure SSO HiFi Documentation (#584) * azure HiFi documentation * finalize azure * typo fixes * Google Workspace HiFi SSO Documentation (#605) * Duo HiFi documentation (#598) * Buncha Stuff (#612) * clarification on where to find legacy mac .dmg * tip for update email address * code vetting security faq * /managing-items/ refactor * two-step login 'remember me' duration * small updates, including denoting purpose of the globe icon * additional tip for deleting users in a self-host org! * uri component pieces * encryption key edit * importing cleanup * notes re: importing on file attachements * Removes custom Safari shortcut docs (#499) Bitwarden 1.25.0 on MacOS with Safari seems to use the standard MacOS shortcut for autofill (`Cmd + Shift + L`) and the custom Safari shortcuts no longer work (`Cmd + \ or Cmd + 8 or Cmd + Shift + P`). * Update Microsoft Store Installation path (#614) * Correct path for Microsoft Store app (#615) Co-authored-by: Andrea Lebron <78605241+alebr-on@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: baylorrandolph <70168800+baylorrandolph@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Charles Renwick <crenwick@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Alex <abanay@bitwarden.com> * mpwr event logging * mpwr user permissions * admin pw reset 2nd draft * final(ish) draft * password reprompt * initial bwdc updates (to do: update cli login procedure) * update personal api key article to better distingush from org api key * refactors bwdc desktop app article * clearer instructions for getting api key * bwdc cli login scheme * Bulk Org User Actions * export event logs * cli get notes * send cli --maxAccessCount * autofill on page load enhancements * onpageload TOTP copy * release notes & typo Co-authored-by: Andrea Lebron <78605241+alebr-on@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: baylorrandolph <70168800+baylorrandolph@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Charles Renwick <crenwick@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Alex <abanay@bitwarden.com> * typo fix * fix * fix * fix * mpwr final * mpw reprompt - better gif * finalize event logs * fixes to autofill o.p.l. & better screenshot * directory connector large sync * reorder rn * edits from cscharf * fix date * mp re-prompt warning * mobile re-prompt notes * downcase it * semi-vague timeline tweak Co-authored-by: Andrea Lebron <78605241+alebr-on@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: baylorrandolph <70168800+baylorrandolph@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Charles Renwick <crenwick@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Alex <abanay@bitwarden.com>
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### Q: How does Bitwarden vet code changes?
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**A:** Confidence in the security of our systems is of utmost important to Bitwarden. All proposed code changes are reviewed by one or more non-author members of the team before they can be merged into any codebase. All code goes through multiple test and QA environments prior to production. Bitwarden has implemented a SOC2 report to audit and validate our internal procedures. As mentioned in the report, our team is subject to rigorous background check and thorough interview processes. Bitwarden, being an open-source product, also welcomes peer-review of our code at any point. The team at Bitwarden strives to do everything we can to keep our users comfortable, and keeping their data secure.
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**A:** Confidence in the security of our systems is of utmost important to Bitwarden. All proposed code changes are reviewed by one or more non-author members of the team before they can be merged into any codebase. All code goes through multiple test and QA environments prior to production. Bitwarden has implemented a SOC2 report to audit and validate our internal procedures. As mentioned in the report, our team is subject to rigorous background check and thorough interview processes. Bitwarden, being an open-source product, also welcomes peer-review of our code at any point. The team at Bitwarden strives to do everything we can to keep our users comfortable, and keeping their data secure.
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### Q: How long does Bitwarden cache session information?
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