Summary: It’s not safe to save passwords in your browser because they can be hacked, so consider using a password manager to securely store your passwords and keep them safe. Need help rolling this out to your business? Contact us today!
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Are you still saving your passwords in your browser? It’s time to stop! While it may seem convenient, it’s not the safest way to store your sensitive information.
Browsers can be hacked, and if that happens, all of your saved passwords are at risk. Instead, consider using a password manager.
These tools are designed to securely store your passwords and keep them safe from prying eyes.
Plus, many password managers offer additional features such as generating strong passwords and alerting you to potential security breaches.
Don’t take chances with your online security - switch to a password manager today!
Keeper Security is the one I use and I really enjoy it. It’s intuitive, lowers risk, and convenient. Here’s a little bit about it.
Keeper Security is a comprehensive cybersecurity platform designed to prevent data breaches by managing passwords and secrets. It offers a range of features, including:
- Enterprise Password Management: Helps organizations protect, manage, and share passwords, metadata, and files.
- Secrets Management: Utilizes zero-trust and zero-knowledge security to protect infrastructure and automate the rotation of access keys, passwords, and certificates1.
- Connection Management: Provides secure, zero-trust network access to internal resources without a VPN.
- Dark Web Scan: Offers free scans to check if your passwords are compromised and available on the dark web.
The platform is known for its ease of use, with a user-friendly interface that supports a variety of authentication options. It also features a digital vault for storing passwords and other login information, which can be seamlessly managed and auto filled across devices. . .
For more detailed information, you can visit their official website or read a beginner’s guide on how to set up and use Keeper Password Manager.
If you want some help doing a proof of concept or need licenses, let us know.
