Password Security Service
Empower your team to work confidently, knowing their credentials are protected at the highest level. Our Password Security Service, powered by Keeper Security Enterprise plus BreachWatch, offers comprehensive protection for your credentials.
The worlds best Cyber protection, 24 hours a day
Giving peace of mind to business owners around the world
All provided through affordable monthly agreements
Simplify Password Management with Comprehensive Password Security
This service enhances security with strong password creation, secure credential sharing, and continuous dark web monitoring. Our service reduces your risk of breaches, and simplifies password management, freeing people up so they can focus on their core tasks.
Why Choose Our Password Security Service?
Secure Password Vault
Safely stores and individually encrypts records such as passwords and payment cards for individuals and teams.
Credential Sharing
Allows secure credential sharing between team members and time-limited external sharing with more stringent internal controls.
Dark Web Monitoring
This service alerts you if any of your credentials appear on the dark web so you can change the affected passwords.
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
The system provides an easy way to generate MFA codes for other websites and applications.
How Our Password Security Service Works
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Guided Setup
We provide training for at least one person, showing them how to set up the password manager and their device, migrate password information from less secure platforms, unlock the benefits of the password manager, and increase productivity.
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Automated Dark Web Monitoring and Alerting
Keeper’s BreachWatch monitoring capability continuously scans for and provides alerts and reporting on compromised passwords, allowing immediate action against account takeover attacks.
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Visibility of Business Password Health
The platform gives you full visibility with a Security Audit, showing you the password health of each employee so you can ensure your business remains safe.
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Take control of your password security with a comprehensive Password Management service designed for modern businesses. Click the button to Get Started to empower your workforce and protect your business.
GET STARTED NOWWhy are Secure Passwords Important for Business?
Protect Business Information
Secure passwords are key to keeping business data, such as customer details and financial records, safe from unauthorised access or theft and preventing costly breaches.
Avoid Financial and Reputation Damage
Data leaks can lead to financial losses and harm a company’s reputation, with potential legal fallout.
Follow Regulations
Many businesses must be in compliance with regulations like GDPR, HIPAA, and PCI DSS, which require strong passwords and controlled access to sensitive info. Ignoring these can result in fines and loss of customer trust.
Prevent Cyber Attacks
Strong password policies help fend off cyber threats, including hackers and ransomware, that can disrupt business and cause financial harm.
Mitigate Insider Threats
Good password security prevents insider threats by controlling network resource access based on user permissions. Regular password checks can catch employees’ unauthorised access to security systems or establish if there is suspicious activity.
Options for increasing Password Security
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Apply Password Encryption
Password encryption protects sensitive information. Converting passwords into a format that unauthorised users cannot read adds a layer of security. This helps ensure that even if data is intercepted, it stays protected and inaccessible without the right decryption key.
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Use a Password Manager
A password manager is a helpful tool for password security. It lets you create unique passwords for each account and store them in one place. You only need to remember one master password, while the password manager takes care of the rest, reducing the urge to reuse passwords.
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Limit Password Attempts
Limiting password attempts is a requirement in many frameworks, is an effective way to prevent unauthorised access and to prevent data breaches. Setting a limit on login attempts can discourage brute-force attacks, where hackers try different passwords. Implementing account lockouts after several failed attempts improves security and protects your information.
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Add Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
Adding Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) significantly enhances password security by requiring users to provide two or more verification factors to gain access to an account. This means that even if a password is compromised, an attacker would still need the additional authentication factor(s), such as a code sent to a mobile device or a fingerprint scan, to access the account. MFA reduces the risk of unauthorized access and makes it much harder for attackers to exploit stolen credentials. This added layer of security is crucial in protecting sensitive information and maintaining the integrity of user accounts.
Benefits of Using a Password Manager
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Increased Security
The main purpose of having a password manager is to increase your security. It keeps your details locked in an encrypted vault, safeguarding your sensitive info from prying eyes and giving you peace of mind and solid protection against cyber threats.
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Autofill Feature
The autofill feature speeds up logging in by filling in credentials for sites and apps while blocking keyloggers from recording your keystrokes. This makes auto-fill both a time-saver and a guard against credential theft from malicious sites which impersonate your business systems.
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Easy to Access Passwords
Passwords may be lost, forgotten or reused. Using a password manager simplifies signing into work applications and eliminates the worry of forgotten or lost passwords. It ensures seamless access by securely storing and auto-filling passwords and Multi Factor codes, saving you valuable time otherwise spent trying to remember or recover credentials.
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Secure Sharing
Choose a secure method when sharing a passwords with colleagues. Email and text can be easily intercepted, risking your data. A password manager offers a safe sharing feature, keeping your credentials private. Thanks to advanced access control, this tool allows only authorised people access shared information, reducing security risks.
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Convenience
Managing complex passwords can be challenging, but a password manager makes it easy. Passwords are stored in one secure vault, accessible with a single master password that contains a combination of upper and lowercase, numbers and special characters. Just remember that one, and you’re all set for hassle-free password management.
Password Security is Definitely Possible when Choosing Security Everywhere
Our Password Security solution protects your business accounts and sensitive information from unauthorised access. This approach lowers the risk of account breaches and data theft in today’s digital environment.
Our service provides for secure file storage and simplifies password management, allowing your team to focus on their primary tasks without the stress of managing multiple passwords.
With good password security, you maintain your business’s reputation, adhere to compliance standards and client trust while meeting industry regulations, showing your commitment to cybersecurity.
FAQs
What is a password manager?
A software password manager is a tool that helps internet users automatically generate, store, manage, and use random passwords across online platforms. It centralises credential management, letting users maintain secure and unique passwords while simplifying access to online services.
What is the best practice for password security?
Using password managers is a smart move for password security. They let you create and store strong, unique passwords without memorising each one. Automating storage and entry reduces the risk of weak or repetitive passwords across accounts, boosting your security with robust digital controls.
Are password managers safe?
Password managers are generally safe, using strong encryption to protect your data while providing zero-knowledge security when credentials are shared with teams. Techniques like 256-bit AES, RSA, or DES scramble your info, keeping it secure without the master password. Even if a session is intercepted, your data stays unreadable. Having said that, browsers offer a type of password manager and these are typically not safe, as the passwords can be extracted very easily.
What happens when passwords are not protected?
When passwords aren’t protected well, the fallout can seriously affect people, businesses, reputation and compromise confidential information. Understanding these risks helps promote the need for better password security.
- Personal Information at Risk. If someone’s password is compromised, their data is vulnerable to misuse and could lead to identity theft. Cybercriminals can access personal financial accounts, data, social media profiles, and other private platforms, leading to financial loss and privacy violations. They usually lock you out of your own systems, making it near impossible for you to regain access.
- Financial Consequences. Unprotected passwords can lead to stolen financial details, unwanted transactions, and damage to financial standing for both businesses and individuals. Recovery can be long and costly, often involving legal action and significant expenses.
- Business and Professional Risks. Weak passwords mean more than just money troubles. Important business information is put at risk, which has the potential to cause serious issues for the company, including damaging the organisation’s reputation and customer trust.
