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Instant Zero-Trust Access to Remote IT Infrastructure

Tired of the latency, availability and reliability issues of VPNs and legacy remote desktop tools? Keeper Connection Manager (KCM) provides DevOps and IT teams with effortless access to RDP, SSH, database and Kubernetes endpoints through a web browser on any device. Watch this webinar to learn more about KCM and how you can grant access to privileged systems without exposing login credentials. During the webinar, Zane Bond, Sr. Director of Product Management, will cover.

Keeper One-Time Share for Android

Keeper "One-Time Share" provides time-limited, secure sharing with anyone, even if they don’t have a Keeper account. One-Time Share is the most secure way to send confidential information to a friend, family member or co-worker without exposing sensitive information in plain text over email, text message or messaging. To share a record using One-Time Share on an Android device, select the record and tap Share. From the options, select One-Time Share. Next, tap the One-Time Share icon in the lower right corner of your screen and select your preferred record access expiration.

Remote Users - Protection from Internet-Based Threats

When working remotely, users are susceptible to Internet-based threats like phishing and malware. With the Lookout Security Service Edge (SSE) platform, organizations can prevent the loss of personal information and the installation of malware by assessing each link a user tries to access, regardless of what doc or app contains the link.

Remote Users - Protect Data within Managed Apps

Organizations need to maintain security controls on corporate data regardless of where the users work location. When uploading content to a cloud storage provider, the Lookout SSE platform can help direct users to use corporate providers instead of personal. And when data is downloaded locally, the Lookout platform can protect the data outside of the managed app through encryption.

Using Forward's Vulnerability Analysis with Fabrizio Maccioni

Forward Enterprise provides a vulnerability analysis of network devices that automatically compares the CVE information from the NIST database with the OS version running on the devices. The enhanced analysis helps prioritize remediation efforts by reducing the likelihood that unimpacted devices are reported as vulnerable.