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What You Need to Know About Dark Web Monitoring
The dark web is a part of the internet that provides anonymous and secure communication channels. It’s home to several illicit activities, including drug trafficking, illegal weapon sales, and trafficking stolen personal information (like passwords and social security numbers). This information is often used in identity theft and other impactful […]
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Keeper Wins HelpScout Award for Exceptional Customer Service
Keeper is pleased to announce that we have been recognized as a leader in the 2020 HelpScout Customer Service Awards. In honor of Customer Service Week, which runs from October 5 through October 9, 2020, HelpScout recently highlighted companies in the B2B, B2C, and e-commerce sectors that are going above […]
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New Report Reveals Increased Cybersecurity Risks for Companies Around the World
Eight months or more into the COVID-19 pandemic, organizations worldwide are still struggling to adjust their cybersecurity protocols to a world where remote work is the norm, not the exception. Reflecting this new normal, the Ponemon Institute has released the results of Cybersecurity in the Remote Work Era: A Global […]
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New Ponemon Report Shows U.S. Companies Struggling With Remote Work Cybersecurity
October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and this year, things are quite different. The manner in which all of us live and work have been markedly changed by the COVID-19 pandemic. Reflecting this new normal, the Ponemon Institute has released the results of Cybersecurity in the Remote Work Era: A […]
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Q3 Data Breach Roundup:
The entire world may still contend with the pandemic, but cybercriminals have certainly not been resting. In fact, the upheaval in everyone’s’ day-to-day lives and the way business has been conducted in 2020 has provided a target-rich environment for both nefarious actors and mischief-makers. On the relatively benign side of […]
Zero Trust Begins with Password Security
Historically, most organizations used a “castle and moat” model to ensure network security. Users and devices inside the network perimeter were trusted by default, while those outside of it were not. This was a logical approach when most or all equipment and employees were on-prem, ensuring a clearly defined network […]
Keeper Promotes NCSAM 2020 as COVID-19 & Remote Everything Increase the Risk of Cyberattacks
National Cybersecurity Awareness Month (NCSAM), which occurs every October, is an important annual event where government and industry leaders work together to increase awareness of cybersecurity best practices. This year, NCSAM has taken on even greater importance due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Suddenly and with little warning, companies were forced […]
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Protecting Healthcare Facilities from Ransomware in a Post-Pandemic World
Over the weekend, Universal Health Services (UHS), which operates over 400 healthcare facilities, was struck by one of the largest ransomware attacks in the U.S history that left multiple facilities without access to computer and phone systems. A data breach can bring a healthcare organization to its knees from a […]
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Download Keeper Now and Be Ready for the iPhone 12
There are many rumors swirling around Apple’s upcoming release of the iPhone 12, including just when consumers will be able to purchase the new devices. However, one thing is certain. If you download the Keeper password manager right now, migrating all of your passwords to your new device will be […]
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Take Control of Your Passwords to Defend Against Data Breaches
A few weeks ago a new data breach was in the news and unlike many breaches, it wasn’t due to any nefarious activity – it came about because of lax security practices. In this case, social media influencer data broker Social Data left a database of almost 235 million social […]