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The holiday season may be in full swing, but cybercriminals don’t take holidays. In fact, during major holidays, they frequently take advantage of thinner staffing levels and distracted employees to up their ante. We can expect the breaches, ransomware, and other cyber hits to keep coming, and possibly even increase over the next few weeks.

GoDaddy Breach Happens in an Environment of Severe “Breach Fatigue”

Trading platform Robinhood has suffered a breach compromising the personal information of about 7 million customers. In an official blog post, Robinhood said that the incident took place on November 3, when a cybercriminal “socially engineered a customer support representative by phone” to gain access to the company’s customer support system. After exfiltrating data, the

Robinhood Breach Compromises 7 Million Users: What to Do If You’re a Customer

Active duty service members, veterans, and their families are disproportionately targeted by cybercrime. According to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), the military and veteran community lost over $420.5 million to online scams between 2016 and 2020, a figure that was 44% higher than the civilian population. Most cybercrimes targeting veterans involve phishing and other social

Cyber Scams That Target Veterans and How to Avoid Them

The 2021 holiday shopping season is upon us, and the National Retail Federation (NRF) expects sales to rise by 8.5% to 10.5%, an all-time high. However, retailers are also facing serious challenges, including labor shortages, global supply chain disruptions, and cybersecurity concerns. In a recent survey by the NRF, 76% of retail loss prevention professionals

5 Tips for Retailers to Prevent Holiday Season Cyber Attacks

The White House Executive Order on cybersecurity and the push for all federal agencies to adopt a zero-trust security framework will fundamentally reshape public sector information security strategies. The work ahead will be a continuing journey, from migrating legacy systems to cloud environments, to mandating Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), to improving software supply chain security and

Password Security Can Help Government Agencies Comply with Federal Zero-Trust Mandates

Updated on July 3, 2023. Supply chain attacks are a clear and present danger to organizations in all industries, but many companies underestimate this threat. To protect against supply chain attacks,  organizations should establish vendor security requirements, use a zero-trust model, keep up with regular software updates and prepare an incident response plan. Continue reading

How To Protect Your Organization From Supply Chain Attacks

While many organizations treat governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) as a standalone department, GRC impacts every area of the enterprise. The negative impact of siloing GRC from the rest of the organization is especially clear during compliance audits. The audit process — already complex and time-consuming — is made even more difficult as GRC personnel

Keeper Launches Compliance Reporting Feature to Simplify GRC Audits

Microsoft made a bold statement last week when it suddenly announced that their users can now ditch their passwords and log in using Microsoft Authenticator, Windows Hello, a physical security key like a Yubikey, or an SMS/email verification code. Microsoft rolled out passwordless login for its business and education customers earlier this year, but this

Microsoft’s Allegedly “Passwordless” Login Isn’t All It’s Hyped Up to Be

It’s that time of the year again. Cybersecurity Awareness Month, which occurs every October, is an important annual event where government and industry leaders work together to increase awareness of cybersecurity best practices. This time last year, organizations and consumers were scrambling to adjust to the new everything-from-home realities ushered in by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Password Security Takes Center Stage During Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2021

Stating that the U.S. federal government “can no longer depend on perimeter-based defenses to keep its critical systems and data safe,” the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) and Cybersecurity Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) released a draft memorandum outlining a very aggressive goal: to have all federal agencies adopt a zero-trust security architecture by 2024.

The Federal Government Needs to Be Zero Trust by 2024. Keeper Can Help Them Get There.

Keeper is pleased to announce a special 30% discount off our Keeper Unlimited and Family Plans to active duty and retired military, first responders, and healthcare workers, including: Reservists and National Guardsmen Veterans and retirees Military spouses, including surviving spouses, and dependent family members Firefighters, EMTs, law enforcement personnel, and other first responders Nurses, physicians,

Military, First Responders, and Healthcare Workers Get 30% Off Their Keeper Subscriptions

One week after T-Mobile initially disclosed that it had been victimized by a data breach, the news just keeps getting worse for the telecom giant. What the company originally thought was a breach impacting just under 50 million consumers has now grown to over 53 million — and, as T-Mobile stresses on its website, it

T-Mobile Data Breach: Next Steps for Impacted Consumers

A new report from the Ponemon Institute, commissioned by IBM Security, reveals that the COVID-19 pandemic pushed data breach costs to record highs, and consistent with other studies, most breaches involve compromised login credentials. According to “Cost of a Data Breach 2021,” organizations can expect to shell out an average of $4.24 million per incident,

Data Breach Costs Are at Record Highs, and Most Are Caused by Stolen Login Credentials

Happy SysAdmin Appreciation Day! This Friday, July 30, 2021, is the 22nd annual System Administrator Appreciation Day, when organizations around the world demonstrate their appreciation to their hard-working SysAdmins. What is a SysAdmin? Systems administrators are the unsung heroes who toil behind the scenes to keep IT systems around the world running and secure. As

Happy SysAdmin Day 2021 from Keeper

A year ago, many people outside the security community had no idea what ransomware was. Now that major attacks have grabbed headlines and attracted the attention of the U.S. Congress and the White House, “ransomware” has entered the common vernacular. While much has been written about eye-popping ransomware demands, not much has been reported about

6 Takeaways from the Keeper 2021 Ransomware Impact Report

Sharing passwords in the workplace is a common practice. According to our Workplace Password Malpractice Report,46% of employees in the U.S. share work-related passwords for accounts that are used by multiple co-workers. More than a third (34%) share passwords with co-workers on the same team, 32% share passwords with managers, and 19% share passwords with

4 Rules for Safe Password Sharing in the Workplace

Even under the best of circumstances, job-hunting is stressful. It’s even more stressful when applicants can’t be sure if the “dream job” they’re about to apply to even exists. In Illinois alone, job applicants lost $1.68 million to hiring scams in 2020. Anatomy of a Hiring Scam Hiring scams can take many different forms, most

How Job-Seekers & Employers Can Stop Hiring Scams

FBI Director Christopher Wray made waves recently when, in an interview with The Wall Street Journal, he compared the threat of ransomware to global terrorism after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001: “There are a lot of parallels, there’s a lot of importance, and a lot of focus by us on disruption and prevention.

Yes, We’re In a Ransomware Crisis. Password Security Can Help Prevent It.

With cyber threats increasing in frequency, sophistication, and cost, it’s crucial that organizations receive security alerts in real time. That’s why Keeper is pleased to announce that we’ve integrated webhooks into our Advanced Reporting and Alerts Module (ARAM). Let’s take a look at this new feature! What Are Webhooks? In their simplest form, webhooks are

IT & Security Admins Can Use Keeper’s New Webhooks Feature to Receive Real-Time Alerts

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