Keeper Security, a provider of zero-trust and zero-knowledge cybersecurity software for safeguarding passwords, passkeys, privileged access, secrets and remote connections, has declared its compatibility with Apple Vision Pro. This alliance enables users to securely log in to applications via Keeper, facilitating easy and secure access to content on the groundbreaking new gadget.
As the prospect of spatial computing — the blending of the physical and virtual domains — grows imminent, its security is of paramount importance. Integrating Keeper with Apple Vision Pro delivers a familiar login procedure and autofill functionalities that users have come to appreciate on their mobiles and computers. This ensures safe access to the user's chosen applications and websites. Once Keeper is connected to the Apple Vision Pro, KeeperFill automatically fills out credentials, boosting the user experience on the Apple Vision Pro.
"Apple Vision Pro has ushered in a new era of computing in conjunction with a novel approach to technology interaction", remarks Craig Lurey, CTO and Co-Founder of Keeper Security. He adds, "Keeper is ecstatic about contributing to this by providing a seamless, secure and encrypted login experience via our Apple Vision Pro-compliant app."
The process of accessing existing logins with Apple Vision Pro is straightforward. Users simply locate Keeper on the App Store, download the app to their device, and then log in using their Keeper master password. Keeper’s corporate users can equally effortlessly log in using their single sign-on (SSO) solution. For bolstered security along with sleek usability on all gadgets, Keeper users merely need to tweak their default password autofill settings to make use of Keeper over iCloud Keychain.
Keeper continues its forefront position in ensuring streamlined access for all users across all platforms. In conjunction with the rollout of this novel technology, the simultaneous launch of the Keeper application for Apple Vision Pro means users can continue to enjoy the convenience that Keeper stands for while stepping into a new epoch of spatial computing.