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Management.

80% of breaches involve stolen credentials. Sticky notes aren't security.

Your team reuses passwords. They write them on sticky notes. They share them in Slack. You know it's a problem. Enterprise password management makes the right thing the easy thing.

Let's talk about your devices.

Tell us what you're working with. We'll show you the gaps.

 

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The Password Problem

Everyone knows password reuse is bad. Everyone does it anyway.

The Credential Stuffing Attack

Your employee's personal email was in a data breach. They used the same password for work. Attackers buy breach databases and try those credentials everywhere. Your employee's work account? Same password.


One breached password somewhere else becomes your breach. Credential stuffing attacks succeed because people reuse passwords. It's predictable, preventable, and devastating.
 

The Shared Account Chaos

Your team shares credentials for vendor portals, social media accounts, software licenses. The password lives in a shared doc or gets texted around. Someone leaves the company. Does anyone change those passwords?


Former employees with active credentials. No audit trail of who accessed what. Compliance nightmare waiting to happen. And good luck figuring out who changed something when everyone uses the same login.
 

The Post-It Security System

Walk through any office. Passwords on sticky notes under keyboards, on monitors, in desk drawers. Your complex password policy created passwords nobody can remember. So they write them down.


Physical security is meaningless when credentials are visible. Anyone with office access has every password they need. Cleaning crew, visitors, that "vendor" who walked in looking confident.
 

The Offboarding Nightmare

Employee leaves. IT disables their account. But what about the 47 other systems they had access to? The shared vendor logins? The passwords they saved in their browser? The ones they know by heart?


Without centralized password management, offboarding is incomplete by definition. You can't revoke access to credentials you don't control. Former employees retain access you never knew they had.
 

80%

of breaches involve stolen or weak credentials

276%

of people reuse passwords across accounts

$4.5M

average cost of a credential-based breach

 

Password Management That Actually Works

The key is making security easier than insecurity.

 

1

One Password to Remember

Your team remembers one strong master password. Everything else is generated, stored, and autofilled. No more memorizing dozens of complex passwords. No more reusing the same one everywhere.

 

2

Works Where They Work

Browser extensions that autofill credentials. Mobile apps for on-the-go access. Desktop apps for power users. If it's harder than typing the password, people won't use it. We make it easier.

 

3

Admin Controls That Matter

See who has access to what. Revoke access instantly when someone leaves. Enforce password policies that work. Audit trails for compliance. Control without micromanaging.

 

The Four Winds Difference

Why our password management actually gets used.

Zero-Trust Architecture

Most providers: Your passwords stored on their servers, encrypted with their keys.


We deploy Keeper Security with zero-knowledge encryption. They can't see your passwords. We can't see your passwords. Only you can decrypt your vault. Even if servers were compromised, your credentials remain encrypted with keys only you control.
 

Compliance-Ready

Most providers: Consumer-grade tools stretched into business use.


Our platform is SOC 2 certified, HIPAA compliant, FedRAMP authorized, ISO 27001 certified, and PCI DSS compliant. When auditors ask about credential management, you have documentation they'll actually accept.
 

Deployment That Sticks

Most providers: Here's the software. Good luck.


We handle the rollout. Training for your team. Integration with your SSO if you have it. Migration from whatever mess they're using now. The goal isn't just deployment. It's adoption. If nobody uses it, you wasted your money.
 

MFA Built In

Most providers: Password management and MFA as separate products, separate vendors.


Multi-factor authentication integrated into the same platform. TOTP codes, biometric authentication, hardware keys. One system for credentials and verification. Simpler for users, cleaner for admins.
 

What You Get

Everything included in your password management solution.

Encrypted Password Vault
Zero-knowledge encryption. Generate strong unique passwords. Autofill across browsers and apps. One master password unlocks everything.

 

Multi-Factor Authentication
TOTP codes, biometric login, hardware key support. MFA integrated into the same platform. No extra vendors.

 

Cross-Platform Access
Browser extensions. Mobile apps. Desktop applications. Works where your team works. Mac, Windows, iOS, Android.

 

Secure Sharing
Share credentials without revealing passwords. Control who sees what. Revoke access instantly. No more passwords in Slack or shared docs.

 

Admin Controls
Role-based access. Password policies that enforce. Audit logs for compliance. See exactly who has access to what. 

 

Dark Web Monitoring
Alerts when your credentials appear in breaches. Know before attackers use them. Proactive, not reactive.

 

Questions About Password Management

We know you have questions and we have answers.

 

Ready to Eliminate Sticky Note Security?

Password reuse is a choice. Credential theft is preventable. Let's talk about deploying password management your team will actually use.


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