DATASHEETJudiciary Industry Brief

3521M

81%

major data breaches amonggovernment agencies in 2016

records stolen in U.S. Office ofPersonnel Management data breachof data breaches are due to weak,
default or stolen passwords

The Verdict: Courts and Justice Agencies Prime
Targets for Cyber Theft
Recent cyberattacks at a multitude of federal agencies andspecifically the data breach at the Office of Personnel Management(OPM) underscored the importance of data security and the needfor constant vigilance to protect sensitive Judiciary data and IT
assets. When compared to the cybersecurity performance of 17
other major industries, government organizations ranked at thebottom of all major performers, coming in below information
services, financial services, transportation and healthcare.
Regardless of their size or location, courts and justice agencies at
every level share one thing in common — increasing dependence ontechnology is driving the need to strengthen information security
policies, processes and tools.

The Greatest Risk of Breach can be Isolated to the Most
Basic of Security Concepts, The “Password”
It is well-documented that passwords pose the greatest security
risk to organizations today; Verizon reported over 81% of data
breaches are due to weak employee passwords and poor password
management practices. Federal, state and local court systems haveidentified passwords as one of the weakest links in their defense
against cyberattacks. Federal courts have reported that 60-70% ofemployees use the same password for all accounts.

The largest security gap within the justice system can be quickly
and cost effectively closed with strong password policies
enforced with an easy-to-use, intuitive password management
solution. Cybersecurity initiatives such as the U.S. Federal Civilian
Government’s Cybersecurity Strategy and Implementation Plan(CSIP) mandates effective password management and hygiene forgovernment entities.

Protect Judges, Jurors and Citizens with EnterpriseStrength Password Management
All encryption and decryption is done on the user’s device. PBKDF2
with 100,000 rounds is used for deriving a key from the user’s
master password. Each record is encrypted using AES-256 with adifferent and unique key that is randomly generated client-side.
RSA encryption is used for secure record sharing between usersand teams. Keeper’s infrastructure sync’s encrypted ciphertext
between devices. Key pinning is enforced between client andserver. All data in transit and at rest is always encrypted - it cannot
be viewed by Keeper Security employees or any outside party.

Keeper Integrates with Leading SSO Solutions
Keeper is the trusted leader in password management helping
organizations manage, secure and enforce strong passwords
across all employee logins, applications and sites. Judges, lawclerks and court administrators can access Keeper natively on all
mobile devices, desktops and browsers.

Key Features

Key Benefits•

Enhanced protection with two-factor authentication (2FA)•

Maintain regulatory compliance•

Secure file storage and sharing•

Increase employee productivity•

Cloud-based, OS and device independent•

Enforce password policies and procedures•

Admin console with reporting, auditing and analytics•

Reduce help desk costs•

Fast deployment with AD/LDAP provisioning•

Minimal training, fast time-to-security•

24x7 support•

Improve employee security awareness and behavior© 2021 Keeper Security, Inc.

DATASHEETJudiciary Industry BriefReduce Costs and Improve Productivity with Keeper

The Keeper Difference

Password resets are a major burden on the productivity of ITdepartments. The #1 help desk call is for a forgotten password Gartner estimates the annual industry cost for password resets isaround $10B per year.

•Provides a simple, intuitive and unified password manager anddigital vault•

Has an impenetrable security architecture with rigorous 3rdparty audits (SOC II Type 2 and HIPAA compliant)•

Delivers native applications across all major devices, operatingsystems and browsers•

Provides password policy visibility and enforcement•Has a dedicated customer care team 24x7x365

Keeper provides cost savings to customers by reducing help deskcalls and increasing employee productivity. Employee passwords
are encrypted and stored within Keeper so employees no longer
need to remember them. Keeper auto-fills login credentials
across mobile applications and browsers, which greatly improves
productivity. If an employee forgets their master password,
Keeper allows employees to set a security question so the masterpassword can be recovered without IT assistance.
Finally, all Keeper users have 24x7 access to Keeper’s dedicatedcustomer care team. With Keeper, costly help desk calls will besignificantly reduced and the burden of resetting passwords will
become a thing of the past for the IT department.

Keeper Third-Party Attestations and Certifications

Secure More Than Just Passwords
Passwords are one of many confidential assets that businesses
need to secure. Keeper protects your sensitive files, documents,
digital certificates, private keys, photos and videos in a highlysecure, encrypted digital vault. You can securely share files withcolleagues and have confidence knowing that your information isbacked up in Keeper’s Cloud Security Vault™.

Keeper is Used By Local, State and Federal Agencies
Over 3,000 organizations trust Keeper including many local, state and federal government agencies. Keeper is honored to have as acustomer the U.S Federal District Courts of the Western District of Arkansas, Vermont, Eastern District of New York, Southern District ofOhio and Middle District of Louisiana.

U.S. Federal District
Courts of the Middle
District of Louisiana

U.S. Federal District
Courts of the Eastern
District of New Yorkkeepersecurity.com | sales@keepersecurity.com

U.S. Federal District
Courts of Vermont

U.S. Federal District
Courts of the Southern
District of Ohio

U.S. Federal District
Courts of the Western
District of Arkansas© 2021 Keeper Security, Inc.