
Andrew Beyer
Lead of browser experience at 1Password, discussed the company's growth, partnerships, and future plans.
Top 3 podcasts with Andrew Beyer
Ranked by the Snipd community

Apr 20, 2022 • 40min
1Password with Andrew Beyer
Andrew Beyer, Senior Engineering Manager at 1Password, dives into the vital role of unique passwords in enhancing security. He discusses the evolution of 1Password’s engineering team as they embrace Rust and WebAssembly for cross-platform development. Beyer also explores the complexities of managing browser extension lifecycles and how 1Password is evolving to meet developer needs. The conversation highlights innovative solutions for password management, including universal sign-on, and the importance of creating user-friendly secure access.

Nov 12, 2021 • 1h 14min
1Password is all in on its web stack (Interview)
Nick Nisi, host of JS Party, engages with 1Password's Mitchell Cohen and Andrew Beyer in an exciting discussion about the company's technological evolution. They dive into 1Password's transition to Electron and web stacks, enhancing both desktop and browser experiences. The trio shares insights on multi-factor authentication, the importance of end-to-end encryption, and how user feedback has shaped their app design. They also address the shift from JavaScript to TypeScript and explore the implications of web technologies in creating a secure, user-friendly password management tool.

Aug 14, 2021 • 1h 29min
(TWTR SPC) Samsung Event And The 1Password Team
Sam Rutherford, a Gizmodo writer specializing in foldable tech, shares fascinating insights on the Galaxy Z Flip 3 and Fold 3, highlighting their innovative features and market presence. Joining him are Michael Fay and Andrew Beyer from 1Password, who discuss the company's shift to an Electron framework and the challenges of user experience amidst this transition. They explore the future of password management, including trends toward subscription models and secure sharing in relationships, making security smarter and more user-friendly.