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We live in an age where technology is progressing frighteningly faster than most regular folk can keep up. As you might have heard, cybercriminals and other digital-centric thieves are running rampant, taking advantage of vulnerable PC users by hacking into their personal accounts to steal private information and money.
If you want to keep your accounts safe, Keeper Security, one of the world's leading cybersecurity companies, offers a safeguard with its Keeper Password Manager. Plus, it's currently providing a discount on all its monthly subscription plans.
Do note that these discount deals only apply to new customers who signed up less than a year ago.
Why sign up for Keeper Security?
Keeper Password Manager acts as a digital vault for all your passwords, which you can use to instantly access websites via a traditional auto-fill system and generate new passwords while protecting them with zero-knowledge encryption.
That zero-knowledge encryption bars anyone, including Keeper itself, from accessing or decrypting your Personal Vault with all of your passwords stored inside. Only you will have access to these Keeper Personal vaults, so long as you have your credentials and encryption key on hand to open them.
Passwords aren't the only piece of data Keeper Password Manager stores. It can also store passkeys, two-factor authentication codes (2FA), credit card info, personal documents, passport photos, medical records, tax reports, and photos.
The Keeper Password Manager's features don't stop there, as this software app also includes:
- The ability to sync passwords and files on multiple compatible laptops, PCs, and mobile phones.
- Check the Dark Web to determine if your account or online credentials have been hacked, and send a warning message to you to change them immediately if that happens.
- Sharing passwords and files with other Keeper Password Manager users that you trust.
- A Privileged Access Management system to protect and manage private information for business administrator accounts.
- Being able to contact Managed Service Providers to assist you with managing your account.
- Additional security measures like biometric fingerprint scans, authenticator apps, hardware security keys, SMS text messages, and Keeper DNA.
- A "Self-destruct" safeguard that will delete all locally stored data after a cybercriminal makes too many failed login attempts to prevent them from breaching your Personal Vault. Your data will be restored once you successfully log back into your account, as it "Self-Destructs".
With features like these, cybercriminals would likely have an easier time trying to break into a proverbial Fort Knox than ever attempting to breach Keeper Password Manager.
However, if you're feeling skeptical about paying for this service, Keeper offers free trials for Keeper Password Manager's Personal, Family, and Business Starter Plans so you can try it out before committing to a subscription fee.
FAQ
What platforms can you can use Keeper Password Manager on?
Keeper's Password Manager software can be used on Windows, macOS, and Linux PCs and laptops. It can also be used on iOS and Android mobile devices and on web browsers like Google Chrome, Firefox, and Microsoft Edge.
What happens I forget my Master Password for it?
If you have lost your Master Password for Keeper Password Manager, you can recover it using an Account Recovery Phrase. If you don't have that, your personal vault cannot be recovered, and Keeper's support can't decrypt your data.
You can also try logging into Keeper Password Manager via devices that support biometric scans and resetting the password from there.
Can Keeper Password Manager be used offline?
Yes, you can access locally stored copy of your Personal Vaults on Keeper Password Manager via its desktop or mobile apps. Any changes you make to these vaults offline will be synced to their cloud versions when you access Keeper Password Manager again through the internet.
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