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World Password Day 2021: Why Password Security Is Still Important
World Password Day, which is observed annually on the first Thursday in May, is a great reminder that passwords continue to play a key role in keeping systems and data safe online. World Password Day is the perfect time to acknowledge the importance of the humble password and double down […]
NCSAM, News and Insights, Password Malpractice, Password Security
Keeper Announces New Cloud Data Center Presence in Australia
Keeper Security is excited to announce the deployment of its new secure cloud data center presence in Sydney, Australia, powered by Amazon Web Services (AWS). The new data center presence will provide two key benefits to Keeper’s consumer and enterprise customers: Enterprise customers can now choose to securely host their […]
Statement Regarding Passwordstate Supply Chain Attack
A supply-chain attack (also known as a backdoor breach) was recently announced by ClickStudios, the creators of Passwordstate, which is based in Australia. A preliminary technical description of the attack can be found here: https://www.csis.dk/newsroom-blog-overview/2021/moserpass-supply-chain/ Keeper’s engineers and cybersecurity team are actively monitoring the developments and publicly-available information covering this […]
Give Your Employees the Gift of a Free Family PlusBundle Plan — at No Extra Cost to Your Business!
We are happy to announce that all protected users under a Keeper business or enterprise account get a free Family PlusBundle — at no extra cost to their organization! How does it work? Setup is simple and takes only a few minutes: The employee logs in to their Keeper Business […]
News and Insights, Password Malpractice, Password Security
Keeper’s Workplace Password Malpractice Report Finds Widespread Password Security Problems
When COVID-19 forced organizations worldwide to rapidly deploy and secure remote workforces, teams began connecting to organizational resources remotely, in environments that their employers did not control, many times using their own devices. Keeper wondered about the impact of widespread remote work on password security. Were remote employees following simple […]
Keeper Enhances Productivity and Security for Consumers with New, Unique Features
Keeper continuously strives to make our customers’ lives easier by ensuring our password manager is as simple and convenient to use as possible. We’re excited to announce that we’ve added some major usability updates to Keeper that are designed to save our customers time. Increased Security with Less Dependency on […]
News and Insights, Password Malpractice
Keeper Security Selected as SC Media 2021 Excellence Award Finalist
We are proud to announce that Keeper Security has been recognized as an Excellence Award finalist in the Best SME Security Solution category for the 2021 SC Awards. Finalists are recognized for outstanding leadership and providing superior security products to the cybersecurity industry. Winners will be announced online during Awards […]
News and Insights, Password Malpractice
How to Prevent Cyberattacks on Brand Loyalty Programs
Retail and hospitality data breaches of consumers’ payment card data grab headlines, but cybercriminals don’t always target point-of-sale systems. Oracle estimates that 72% of U.S. adults belong to at least one brand rewards program, also known as a loyalty program. These programs entice consumers to patronize a particular brand by […]
There’s Never Been a Better Time to Switch to Keeper’s Full-featured Individual and Family Plans
If you’re a LastPass customer and are thinking about switching to a new, full-featured password manager, it’s a great time to check out all of the features that Keeper’s individual and family plans have to offer. Here are just a few of the great benefits you’ll get from Keeper, PCMag’s […]
COVID-19, NCSAM, News and Insights, Password Security
The Verkada Breach and the Importance of Password Security in an Increasingly Digitized World
As organizations spend millions of dollars on cybersecurity technologies, too many companies are still neglecting the basics. According to Verizon, over 80% of successful cyberattacks are traced back to weak or compromised passwords. This includes the recent cyberattack on Verkada, which compromised about 150,000 video surveillance cameras, including feeds located […]