Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

Bait-and-switch is a practice in which a vendor lures in a buyer with a tempting offer for a great product that the vendor does not intend to sell. Learn more about how bait-and-switch scams work.

Credential theft is a major cybersecurity risk to organizations, but by encouraging employees to use passkeys and password managers, and by providing regular cybersecurity training, organizations can significantly reduce this risk.

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.

Securely managing database access for remote users is essential for protecting against unauthorized access and insider threats harming your organization. Learn about best practices organizations should be following.

Please try to enjoy each of KeeperPAM’s features equally.

SIM swapping is a dangerous scam that can give cybercriminals access to your phone, accounts and personal data. In this video, we explain how SIM swapping works and the simple steps you can take to stay protected.

Privileged Access Management (PAM) secures access to privileged accounts to minimize security risks and ensure compliance. In this short video, learn how PAM strengthens organizations’ security and protects sensitive data.

In rare cases, you can get a virus by visiting a website. This is possible through exploit kits and drive-by downloads. Learn more about how you can get viruses from visiting a website and what to do if you ever get infected.

Phishing emails use social engineering tactics to steal your personal information, but you can stop them in their tracks. In under 90 seconds, learn how to spot the red flags of phishing emails, including urgent language, suspicious email addresses and unsolicited links.