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Debunking the Misconceptions of Using Password Managers

When it comes to password managers, there are a few common misconceptions, such as them being too risky to trust, vendors being unable to handle outages, the risk of device-side attacks and them being considered a single point of failure. High-profile security incidents have brought into question the security of using password managers; however, cybersecurity experts, organizations and government agencies continue to recommend them as a best practice.

Top Challenges in Managing Privileged Accounts and How To Overcome Them

Privileged accounts provide access to an organization’s most sensitive data and systems. The top challenges in managing privileged accounts include a lack of visibility, inconsistent access control policies, weak password management practices and inadequate incident response plans. Continue reading to learn seven common challenges organizations face when managing privileged accounts, and how to overcome these challenges with the help of a Privileged Access Management (PAM) solution.

Keeper 101 - Secure File Storage and Sharing

One of the core use cases of the Keeper platform is the capability to encrypt and protect confidential documents, photos and videos with end-to-end encryption. Files that are stored in the Keeper Vault are encrypted with zero knowledge AES 256 encryption, which means only the user has the ability to access their stored files. These files can also be shared with others, which are end-to-end encrypted from vault to vault using Elliptic Curve cryptography.

Keeper Recognized as a Global Cybersecurity Leader, G2 Spring 2025 Reports

Keeper Password Manager was rated as a leading enterprise, mid-market and small business password manager for Spring 2025 by users on G2, the world’s largest and most trusted software marketplace. Within the Spring 2025 report cycle, Keeper earned a G2 Milestone Badge, surpassing 1,000 reviews from a variety of customers, including Small Business, Mid-Market and Enterprise end users and admins alike.

Close the gaps in your device security strategy

Personal devices are often used for work, creating gaps in security that traditional MDM tools can't fully cover. 1Password Extended Access Management helps IT teams enforce security requirements across all devices by verifying their posture before access is granted and guiding users to fix issues on their own.