Keeper security uses what is called “zero trust.” This means that only the user has access to their passwords. For shared passwords, only the users who are given access to a specific folder can see the passwords in that folder.

There is a feature that allows you to move all of your users’ work passwords to another user after you remove a user’s account. So if someone leaves the company, we move their passwords to someone else after disabling their account so you don’t lose all the passwords. Other than that method, there is no way to see someone else’s passwords unless they decide to share them.

Yes. Individual passwords as well as folders can be shared among groups of users, making it easy to keep everyone’s password records up to date.

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With Keeper Security, your company’s passwords can be centrally managed. Users can share passwords, create groups, and set up permissions on specific folders and records. We can also enforce security policies make each user’s password vault more secure.

Licensing is monthly. So it’s easy to add temporary users so you can securely share passwords with them as necessary.

Once a temporary employee leaves and their Keeper account is disabled, we can move all their passwords to another account before permanently deleting the account so you don’t lose them.

Keeper is a perfect solution to the risks presented by remote work and especially “bring your own device” policies.

BYOD opens the door to security, administration and compliance issues. When employees use personal devices to log in to work accounts, they may store them in clear-text files or in browsers, making them easily hackable. They may even store them on paper where other people can access them.

Further, personal computers often have logout timers disabled, so an employee can easily step away and leave their passwords and other data exposed to anyone who walks by.

With Keeper, users can be configured to log in without being able to see the password they are using. So no one can ever copy down a password and use it to log in from an unauthorized device.

We can also exercise control over the vault logout timer to ensure that employees don’t leave their vault exposed if they step away from their personal computer. .

Keeper allows you to designate users to whom you can transfer an account if an employee leaves, changes a password, or forgets a password. As part of your initial setup, we will enable this feature before it’s needed, since the user has to approve of the transfer access.  

When you change a password, Keeper saves the old version. You can easily look back at the old versions of any password that you changed since you started using Keeper.

Keeper will generate strong, random passwords and automatically fill them for users. This saves them time, frustration and eliminates the need for them to reuse and remember passwords.

The Keeper vault is available to employees from any device and location. There are keeper extensions for all major browsers and apps for Android and Iphone.