Keystroke Encryption for the Enterprise

with KTLS (Keystroke Transport Layer Security) cryptographic protocol

The Missing Link in Endpoint Security for Employees, Customers, Members and Employee Benefits

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EndpointLock Keystroke Encryption, enhanced with Keystroke Transport Layer Security (KTLS), provides a tailored solution for enterprise-level security requirements, offering robust defense against evolving cyber threats. Its advanced encryption technology ensures that sensitive data remains secure across all endpoints within the enterprise network.

Furthermore, EndpointLock's Unlimited 24/7 Dark Web Scanning feature can be used to detect compromised credentials, proactively alerting the user to potential risks and enabling swift mitigation actions.

Features and Benefits

First Line of Defense:

Helps stop a breach in its earliest stages to prevent advancement.

Military-grade encryption

KTLS™ uses the AES algorithm with a key size of 256 bitsto encrypt keystrokes. AES is a symmetric encryption scheme.

Protection from zero-day and polymorphic keyloggers

Protects against a keylogger created to take advantage of a zero-day exploit as well as polymorphic keyloggers that have the ability to change their form and remain undetected.

Password Protection

Stops keyloggers from stealing password credentials and other sensitive data

Strengthen other protocols

Stops keyloggers from circumventing MFA and VPNs.

Easily deployed and installed

Compatible with PowerShell, SCCM, MS GPO, 3rd Party Apps.

For Windows, iOS and Android operating systems:

PC (Windows): Seamless integration and user-friendly installation and interface works seamlessly in the background as you type. No latency.

Mobile (iOS and Android): Using the secure mobile keyboard is as easy as switching to your emojis. Just tap to reveal the shield, then start typing and everything you type is encrypted.

Phishing Attacks and Keyloggers:
The Leading Culprits Behind Over 90% of Enterprise Breaches

Studies now show that over 90% of enterprise breaches begin with a successful phishing attack to an endpoint. This is frequently followed by the installation of spyware, specifically a keylogger. Keyloggers are one of the most common, yet dangerous components of malware and are used to gain access credentials needed to advance a breach. In fact, keyloggers were at the helm of some of the biggest breaches of our time including large retailers, banks, and health organizations.

By encrypting keystrokes at the endpoint level and implementing KTLS cryptographic protocol, EndpointLock effectively shields against unauthorized access, data breaches, and potential cyberattacks.