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Oversharing on social media can make you a target for hackers and scammers. Watch this quick video to learn how to protect your privacy by limiting what you share, monitoring who follows you and adjusting your privacy settings.

The four types of Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) are knowledge, possession, inherence and location. These authentication types give users numerous options for securing their data, ranging from hardware security tokens to biometric scans. Learn more about each type of MFA method to help you choose which one will best protect data for you or your business.

Passwords? Protected. @cyberwithsandra breaks down how Keeper keeps them safe.

Implicit trust and explicit trust both play important roles in access management, but they have distinct differences. Learn how they differ and how KeeperPAM can support explicit trust and zero-trust security.

Cyber extortion involves threats like ransomware and data exposure to demand payment. Learn what it is, common methods and how to stay protected.

When managing complex IT environments, many organizations wonder: Is one Privileged Access Management (PAM) solution enough? In this video, we break down why using multiple PAM tools can actually do more harm than good. From increased complexity and integration issues to higher costs and potential security gaps, we’ll explain why consolidating your PAM strategy is the smarter choice. Learn how a unified PAM platform like KeeperPAM helps simplify privileged access management while improving security and reducing overhead.

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.

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.

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.