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Keeper Security is expanding its existing relationship with Ingram Micro to deliver advanced cybersecurity protection to Managed Service Providers (MSPs), resellers and enterprises across the United States and Canada. Through Ingram Micro's extensive distribution network, businesses of all sizes...
The Keeper Partner Program provides new training materials, incentives and resources to capitalize on the growing demand for privileged access management and drive revenue growth.
Keeper Security proudly announces its achievement of FIPS 140-3 validation of its cryptographic module. This milestone advances Keeper's mission to not only meet, but exceed the latest federal security standards for securing sensitive government data.
Keeper Security is proud to announce that David Epperson has joined its Federal Advisory Board. With nearly four decades of experience in military and federal service, including key roles at CISA and the White House, Epperson will provide strategic guidance on advancing Keeper's security solutions...
Keeper Security introduces the next generation of its Privileged Access Management (PAM) platform, KeeperPAM®. The latest update introduces a fully cloud-native solution that seamlessly integrates all privileged access management processes into Keeper's encrypted vault. This unified approach...
This Digital Learning Day, Keeper Security is calling for urgent action to address cybersecurity threats to education. In the wake of high-profile breaches like the recent PowerSchool breach – which compromised Social Security numbers, grades and attendance records of thousands – administrators,...
In recognition of Change Your Password Day, Keeper Security is urging organizations to prioritize securing credentials to combat the escalating threat of cyber attacks. Without proper safeguards, compromised credentials can lead to devastating breaches, financial loss and reputational damage.
Keeper Security announces the release of its latest Insight Report, "Navigating a Hybrid Authentication Landscape." This report explores the evolving strategies organizations are using to secure sensitive data and identities in an increasingly complex digital environment.
As businesses continue to embrace remote work and evolve hybrid work structures, cybercriminals are increasingly targeting the vulnerabilities created by these decentralized environments. During Home Office Safety and Security Week, Keeper Security is emphasizing the need for stronger...
Paul Aronhime, Senior Vice President of Federal Sector at Keeper Security, has been named one of WashingtonExec's Top Public Sector Leaders to Watch in 2025. This recognition highlights Paul's extensive experience and leadership in the defense and federal sectors, as well as his ongoing...
SlashNext Threat Researchers discovered a new phishing kit on cybercrime networks. The kit is called Astaroth, and it bypasses two-factor authentication (2FA) via session hacking and real-time interception of credentials.
“The availability of kits like Astaroth lowers the barrier to entry for cybercriminals, empowering less-experienced attackers to execute highly effective attacks,” said Patrick Tiquet, vice president of security & architecture at Keeper Security. “By leveraging real-time credential interception...
A report from Gcore reveals that distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks have increased in volume and magnitude from Q3-Q4 2023 to Q3-Q4 2024. DDoS attacks increased by 56% year-over-year and 17% since H1 2024.
Patrick Tiquet, vice president for security and architecture at Keeper Security, a Chicago-based password management and online storage company, explained that brute force attacks are significant because they exploit weak or reused passwords, one of the most persistent vulnerabilities in...
As is common in agreements between F1 teams and cybersecurity companies, 1Password’s technology will be integrated into Red Bull Racing’s operations as part of a multi-year deal. It follows fellow password protection-focused firm Keeper Security’s entry to the series with Williams Racing last June.
The recent surge in DDoS attacks highlights the growing aggressiveness of cyber threats, which are increasingly difficult to combat with traditional defenses, said Darren Guccione, co-founder and CEO of Keeper Security. Guccione said cybercriminals are leveraging short, high-intensity bursts to...
Chicago-based Keeper Security on Tuesday, declared globally as Safer Internet Day, took a stand against rising cyber threats to educational institutions, highlighting the growing risks faced by schools and universities. Amid increasing cyber attacks, such as the 2024 Mobile Guardian breach...
Darren Guccione, Keeper Security’s CEO and co-founder, said the decrease reflects the growing emphasis on improving cybersecurity practices, including stronger compliance requirements and a shift in victim behavior as more organizations choose not to pay ransoms.
Deepfakes—AI-generated synthetic media in which visuals or audio are manipulated to create deceptively realistic content—are often discussed in terms of their impact on the public’s perception of current events, but they pose a growing threat to businesses as well. Created and leveraged by...
As cyber threats become more frequent and sophisticated, proactive security measures are essential to staying ahead of attackers. Safer Internet Day is a crucial reminder for organisations to implement a layered security strategy that includes privileged access management (PAM), advanced threat...
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Darren Guccione is an entrepreneur, technologist, business leader, as well as the CEO and co-founder of Keeper Security, the leading provider of zero-trust and zero-knowledge cybersecurity software used globally by millions of people and thousands of businesses. He has been a visionary in the technology industry for decades. Prior to co-founding Keeper, Guccione served as an advisor to NinthDecimal, the leading media and technology service provider for the Wi-Fi industry. Before that, Guccione was the CFO and co-founder of Apollo Solutions, Inc., which was acquired by CNET Networks.
Guccione is an Evans Scholar and received the Distinguished Alumnus Award presented by the University of Illinois Department of Industrial & Enterprise Systems Engineering. He is an engineer and CPA with a Masters of Science in Accountancy with Distinction from the Kellstadt School of Business at DePaul University and holds a Bachelors of Science in Mechanical and Industrial Engineering from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
He is actively involved in fostering a culture of innovation in his field, having served as a community board member of the Chicagoland Entrepreneurial Center, which fosters the development of early-stage companies, and an advisor to TechStars, a Chicago-based technology incubator for innovative startups. Guccione also served on the Committee of Technology Infrastructure under Chicago Mayor Richard Daley, and served Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel as a technology advisor to evangelize Chicago’s technology ecosystem.
Guccione was named the 2022 Editor's Choice CEO of the Year and 2020 Publisher's Choice Executive of the Year by Cyber Defense Magazine's InfoSec Awards, as well as Cutting Edge CEO of the Year in 2019. He is regularly featured as a subject matter expert for local, trade, and national news publications and programs sharing insight on cybersecurity incidents and topics. He serves on panels and provides keynote speeches for technology and cybersecurity events around the world.
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Craig Lurey is an entrepreneur and business leader with decades of experience developing technology solutions across multiple sectors. Lurey is the CTO and co-founder of Keeper Security, the leading provider of zero-trust and zero-knowledge cybersecurity software used globally by millions of people and thousands of businesses. Lurey leads the company’s California-based software development and technology infrastructure team, responsible for building a line of solutions to meet enterprise, business, public sector, managed service provider and individual needs.
Lurey has spearheaded and developed a series of successful technology ventures over the course of more than 20 years. Before founding Keeper Security, he was the CTO of Callpod, a technology company that creates unique power products and software. In 1998, Craig created a software platform for what would become CNET ChannelOnline, a turnkey sales-cycle automation solution for the computer industry. Craig's company, Apollo Solutions, was acquired by CNET Networks and ChannelOnline now manages the e-commerce and daily operations of thousands of computer resellers.
Lurey began his career as a software engineer at Motorola, creating firmware for cellular base stations. He holds a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from Iowa State University. Lurey was named Most Innovative CTO of the Year in 2020 and Editor’s Choice CTO of the Year by Cyber Defense Magazine’s Global InfoSec Awards. Lurey is regularly featured as a subject matter expert for news publications and programs worldwide, sharing his expertise and insight on information technology.
