Remy Bertot joins us for the latest Secure-in-Mind episode. Based on his work with Passbolt, makers of a popular open source password manager, Remy shares his observations on current trends and future expecations of passwords, authentication tokens, and similar mechanisms.

We talk about security in open source software, certifications and audits, telemetry and usage statistics, and how such OSS projects can optimize the community's knowledge.

Maybe most importantly, Remy discusses privacy-restricting legislation such as the current UK Online Safety Bill - and how these are bad things for society. Remy is a contributor to Encryption Europe, an initiative designed to help support privacy, not least in the face of such governmental overreach.

Check out Remy's LinkedIn profile at https://www.linkedin.com/in/remy-bertot-7913a0254/

Passbolt is at https://www.passbolt.com/

Visit Encryption Europe at https://encryptioneurope.eu/

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