Working from home requires adjusting the way you approach cybersecurity. Here are 5 things you need to do to stay cyber safe while your home is doubling as your office space. 1. Follow your employer’s instructions regarding the use of company-provided and personal devices Some employers are sending company-provided devices home with employees, others are
Two researchers recently published an article on vulnerabilities of password managers. This blog post clarifies and formally responds to the points raised in the research report: While this report was released on March 16, 2020, the version of Keeper tested from the original study was Chrome Extension Version 10.8.1 and Android version 10.7.0 from December
The novel coronavirus pandemic is significantly altering our daily lives. Public events are being canceled, sports teams are suspending seasons, and organizations are handing down work-from-home orders en masse, but cybercrime is continuing unabated. Healthcare facilities remain under siege from cyber attacks even as they grapple with critically ill patients. Cybercriminals frequently use natural disasters,
If you are a current or prospective Keeper customer, please note that Keeper Security has a robust business continuity plan in place. Regardless of any mandates by governmental agencies requiring the temporary closure of office buildings, this will not have any adverse impact on the timeliness or quality of our services. Keeper is both SOC
In an effort to stem the novel coronavirus pandemic, organizations from Google to Condé Nast to the State of Alaska are ordering or “encouraging” their employees to work from home, or are in the process of preparing for a massive exodus of their on-premise workforce. Accommodating a sudden rise in remote workers poses logistical and
March 8th is International Women’s Day, a global celebration of the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women, as well as a call to action for accelerating gender equality. “One of Keeper’s driving missions is to promote diversity and inclusion within our organization by seeking out the best and brightest candidates, globally. We have
We’re excited to let our business customers know that LogRhythm recently selected Keeper as a Technology Alliance Partner. This new partnership enables businesses to seamlessly integrate Keeper’s extensive password-related event data into LogRhythm’s NextGen Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) platform for threat monitoring. This partnership comes at a time when stolen and compromised passwords
The easiest way for a cybercriminal to get into a company’s information systems is to obtain a set of legitimate login credentials, which is why password security is the foundation of identity and access management (IAM). From proprietary IAM solutions that public cloud providers integrate into their services to provisioning software and identity repositories, there’s
Not happy with your company’s password manager? Switching to Keeper for Business is fast and easy, and there’s never been a better time to make the change. Here are 7 reasons why. 1. Keeper is More Reliable Than The Competition Everyone is migrating to the cloud — except for other password managers, that is. A
Last February wasn’t very romantic for users of some online dating sites. Popular dating app Coffee Meets Bagel disclosed that it had been breached — making the announcement on Valentine’s Day, no less. Online dating is big business. An estimated 35 million Americans have given it a go, and 59% believe it’s a good way