KEEPER SECURITY:
AVOIDING POOR PASSWORD
PRACTICES AND DATA BREACHES
The dangers of unsecured passwords are often underrated
but the impact of a breach can be overwhelming. That’s why
those with security firmly placed at the forefront of their
operations ensure they have adequate protection.
K
eeper Security is
the world’s most
trusted password
manager and
digital vault that
uses a zero-
knowledge
security
architecture and advanced encryption
technology to store and secure your
passwords and sensitive information
covering notes, lists, files, photos
and videos.
Keeper is available for both personal and
business users. It is trusted by millions
of users and thousands of businesses
worldwide. With thousands of five-star
reviews in the app stores, Keeper is the
highest-ranked password management
solution in the industry.
Intelligent CISO spoke to Keeper
Security’s CTO Craig Lurey about
how organisations and individuals
can ensure their passwords are
safely managed.
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How much of a link is there
between poor password practice
and data breaches/cyberattacks?
There is a high correlation between
poor password practices and
data breaches. Over 81% of data
breaches are caused by weak or
stolen passwords.
Most people know there are risks
with using the same password
but still do it – why do you think
that is?
A password
management system
removes the need to
remember all your
passwords at all.
Keeper Security’s CTO Craig Lurey
We’re inundated with passwords these
days. It’s understandable that many
of us try to make the online password
experience easier by using the same
password for all of our secure sites or
using easy-to-remember passwords.
Both open you up to getting hacked.
Can you give us an overview
as to what you offer your
enterprise customers?
Keeper Enterprise includes everything
in Keeper Business but adds enterprise-
grade tools for rapid integration,
automated user provisioning and
advanced two-factor authentication.
This includes Keeper AD Bridge for
Active Directory (or Open LDAP)
synchronisation, Keeper SSO Connect for
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