users, and there’s support for two-factor authentication.
AES 256-bit encryption and PBKDF2 is standard, and
Keeper has been certified by TRUSTe and SOC-2, which
confirms its calibre. You can also elect to store your
data in either the US or Europe, which is a nice touch.
The app is free for a single user, but costs £22.99
per year if you want multi-device support. There’s also
additional secure storage that can be purchased for
those who want to store a larger number of documents
and photos on the Keeper servers.
As we said at the beginning, each of these services
offer great ways to add a significant layer of security
to your personal account information. No more sticky
notes attached to your fridge – instead now your
passwords will be safely nestled in your iPhone and
you’ll never even have to remember what they are.
That’s what we call progress.Don’t let Keeper’s
design put you offusers,andthere’ssupportfortwo-factorauthentication.
AES256-bitencryptionandPBKDF2isstandard,and
KeeperhasbeencertifiedbyTRUSTeandSOC-2,which
confirmsitscalibre.Youcanalsoelecttostoreyour
data ineithertheUSorEurope,whichisanicetouch.
Theappisfreeforasingleuser,butcosts£22.99
peryearifyouwantmulti-devicesupport.There’salso
additionalsecurestoragethatcanbepurchasedfor
thosewhowanttostorealargernumberofdocuments
andphotosontheKeeperservers.
Aswesaidatthebeginning,eachoftheseservices
offergreatwaystoaddasignificantlayerofsecurity
toyourpersonalaccountinformation.Nomoresticky
notesattachedtoyourfridge–insteadnowyour
passwordswillbesafelynestledinyouriPhoneand
you’llneverevenhavetorememberwhattheyare.
That’swhatwecallprogress.Don’t let Keeper’s
design put you off