Gabe: Hey folks, this is Gabe at Security Baron.
Another day, another account online, another password, how can we keep it all straight.
We may have found the solution with our review of Keeper Password Manager.
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Gabe: In today's review of Keeper Password Manager, I'm going to go over the pros and
cons, feature set, subscription options, customer support, and application, so you have all
the information you need to make the right decision.
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Let's start today's review of Keeper Password Manager going over the pros and cons, beginning
with the pros.
You have the option for Dark Web Scan.
You have multi-factor authentication and security breach alerts.
On the con side, you have to pay extra for the Dark Web Scan.
You cannot change multiple passwords at once and there's no inbox scan.
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Gabe: Now that we've gone over the pros and cons for Keeper Password Manager, let's talk
about its feature set beginning with this main feature, password storage.
It can hold unlimited passwords across multiple devices because you make your master password
and boom, you're into every account that you have.
On top of that, it can even fill out forms.
With the Master password, you can add two-factor and multi-factor authentication with the fingerprint
ID or face ID with iPhones or Androids.
One thing to note is that if you have a browser like Chrome, or Firefox, or Opera, you can
import those passwords directly into this Password Storage Manager.
Keeper also comes with a password generator which helps you to create new, super strong
passwords.
It'll also give you a password strength report letting you know which of your old passwords
are weak and may need to be changed.
Of course, you have to change each of those passwords individually so that could be a
bit tedious.
When it comes to security with Keeper Password Manager, know that you're protected with the
industry standard for password encryption and password cracking, so you can know and
be rest assured that your information is safe.
Of course, sometimes you can be a little bit too safe even from yourself and you may forget
your password.
Fortunately, you can give another person access with the emergency contact feature.
You can even use the Keeper app itself to securely share your password with whoever
you need to.
If there are any security breaches, you will be alerted.
When it comes to storage with Keeper Password Manager, you can store all of your information
and passwords locally or in the cloud choosing between 10, 20, and 50 gigabytes.
A nice little extra feature is the Dark Web Scan called BreachWatch.
BreachWatch will scan the dark web, that hotbed of illicit activity for your passwords and
accounts.
It'll let you ASAP if your credentials are found so that you can change those passwords.
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Gabe: Let's jump into the subscription options for Keeper Password Manager.
As an individual, you're going to pay $29.99 a year, and that will give you unlimited password
storage.
I do want to note that this will not give you the BreachWatch which is the Dark Web
Scan, nor will it give you secure file storage.
Those are separate items that you need to pay for on top of the $29.99 a year.
If you'd like a family plan, you can get five private vaults along with 10 gigabytes of
secure file storage for $59.99 a year.
Of course, that family plan also comes with everything that you get with your individual
plan.
Keeper also offers business and enterprise plans.
For the business consumers, it's going to cost $30 per user per year.
For the enterprise consumer, it's going to cost $45 per year per user.
If you'd like to check out a full breakdown of these subscription policies, check out
our full review at securitybaron.com.
Let's check out the customer support with Keeper Password Manager.
It has an online help center.
If you don't find what you need there, you can fill out a form, but where they really
have a killer feature with customer support is their 24/7 live chat.
We found it to be extremely helpful and super quick in our case.
So helpful, in fact, that we didn't even call the consumer support number that they actually
provide.
They have more going for them than other password managers out there on the market today.
To counter that, we wanted to make sure we saw what other people were thinking on the
Internet.
With Amazon, Keeper has a 4.1 out of 5-star rating.
Of the seven reviews that mentioned customer support, five were positive, so about 70 percent.
With Google, it doesn't fare as well as 3 out of 5 stars and just two reviews mentioned
the customer support, one positive and one negative.
However, coupling our experience with the general reviews that we saw online, we're
willing to wager that you're going to have a positive experience with Keeper Password
Manager's customer support.
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Let's check out the applications for Keeper Password Manager.
There are multiple ways to interface with Keeper, be it on your Mac, Linux, or Windows
as a native application or through the multiple browser extensions available or even on your
mobile device considering it has a 4.2 out of 5 stars in the Google Play Store and a
4.9 out of 5 stars in the Apple App Store.
You definitely do not lack for ways to interface with Keeper.
Today, I'm going to check it out on my Windows computer, in the web interface, and on my
iPhone 10.
Here I am checking out Keeper Password Manager on my Windows computer.
You'll note on the web interface, the first page is my vault.
If I were to look, you can create new elements.
You can search your vault.
You've got your various secure add-ons and your records, so a pretty expansive application.
If I go to check out identity of payments, you got your personal information you can
fill out here, your phone number, address.
You can put in your payment cards.
I've put in one debit card for the purposes of illustrating.
You can see that if I were to tap on here, it would bring up various elements of my card,
my name, and things like that.
Other elements that you can get, of course, are the security audit.
The security audit is great because, look, it tells me here that I need better passwords,
basically.
It only gives me a 67 percent fair, saying that a lot of my passwords are reused, three
are weak.
They're generally not that strong.
We opted to not pay extra for BreachWatch, but BreachWatch would allow you to, of course,
go and scan the Dark Web for your credentials.
Below that on the left, you'll see deleted items which will just put all the things that
you've deleted from your vault.
Those are some of the options you get for looking at all of your records in the Keeper
web interface.
Here I am checking out the mobile application for Keeper Password Manager on my iPhone 10.
If you'll note, I'm in all records.
Encryption is on, and we are just buzzing.
You're in the vault.
You'll see all the different accounts that I have set up, these various Google accounts,
share-a-cell, just a host of different accounts, all set up right here in the mobile application.
If I wanted to add a file or record, I'd tap on this plus in the middle.
It's the plus surrounded by yellow, create new record, create new folder.
To the right of that, you'll see account.
Here you have various elements of my account with Keeper and settings.
The settings you see enables self-destruct, which means that after five failed login attempts,
all your local stored Keeper files would be erased.
There's a host of settings right here, like KeeperFill which allows you to fill out all
of your forms, which is pretty useful.
You can even set up a default browser like Safari.
If I go back to the vault on the top left-hand corner, you can click and go to your Keeper
account, your favorites, your shared, your files.
See what's been deleted and even look into your identity and payments.
If you decided to throw in your personal information or various payment cards, or even do a security
audit, which will tell you the same thing that it'll tell you in the web application,
which is that your security score is not that great.
[laughs] You probably need to create new stronger passwords.
I'm really excited about the fact that the mobile application does give you almost all
the same options that one can find in the web application.
That's me checking out the Keeper Password Manager on my iPhone 10.
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Gabe: We've reached the end of our review of Keeper Password Manager.
Then you want to know will it work for me.
I'll say this, even at its most affordable price, it provides enough features to be a
solid option for password manager.
It has unlimited password storage.
On top of that, it has really solid customer support and a smooth intuitive application
experience, be it on your desktop or on mobile.
If you're someone who doesn't want to pay more for features like the Dark Web Scan or
Secure file storage, then you may want to look at some of the competitors out on the
market that provide that as a part of the general password managing package.
In terms of what is on offer from Keeper Password Manager, I think it is a solid choice for
a password manager.
That concludes our review of Keeper Password Manager.
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As always, this is Gabe at Security Baron.
Be secure.
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