Compare HUB Vault HSM vs. Keeper Security

Hub Security's Vault HSM offers a robust solution that surpasses typical key management systems. The HUB platform not only safeguards, isolates, and insures your organization's data but also establishes the necessary infrastructure for secure access and usage. By allowing the customization of internal policies and permissions, both large and small organizations can leverage the HUB platform to combat persistent threats to their IT security frameworks. Designed as an ultra-secure hardware and software confidential computing environment, the HUB Vault HSM is engineered to shield your most critical applications, sensitive data, and vital organizational processes. Its programmable and customizable MultiCore HSM platform facilitates a straightforward, adaptable, and scalable digital shift to the cloud. Additionally, the HUB Security Mini HSM device meets FIPS level 3 compliance, which ensures secure remote access to the HUB Vault HSM, thereby enhancing the overall security posture of businesses. This comprehensive approach not only enhances data protection but also fosters a culture of security awareness within organizations.

Password security is the foundation of cybersecurity. Keeper's powerful password security platform will protect your business from cyberthreats and data breaches related to passwords. Research shows that 81% of data breaches can be attributed to weak passwords. Password security platforms are an affordable and easy way for companies to address the root cause of most data breaches. Your business can significantly reduce the risk of data breaches by implementing Keeper. Keeper creates strong passwords for all websites and apps, then secures them on all devices. Each employee receives a private vault to store and manage their passwords, credentials and files, as well as private client data. Employees will save time and frustration by not having to remember, reset, reuse, or remember passwords. Industry compliance is achieved through strict and customizable role-based access controls. This includes 2FA, usage auditing, and event reporting.