This video demonstrates how cybercriminals are increasingly using invasive and dangerous Keylogging or Keystroke Logging credential theft malware to steal sensitive commercial and customer information.
A Keylogger is a type of malware which records keyboard inputs and sends this information to the threat actor controlling it. Everything your employee types is tracked, including passwords, account information, e-mails, searches and personal data. Even if you use an anonymous browser, the cybercriminal can still keep track of what you type and steal your credentials because the Keylogger malware is installed directly on the device.
SentryBay is recognised by Gartner as a leader in the Gartner® Hype Cycle ™ for Endpoint Security under the Endpoint Access Isolation category. Keyloggers have a specific task to record keystrokes on a device in order to steal credentials – SentryBay’s patented Armored Client solution eliminates this threat, protecting sensitive data.
Credential Theft Via Keylogging: 60-Second Video
Learn More About Keylogging And Credential Theft
By understanding how Keylogging malware operates and taking appropriate security measures, individuals and organizations can better protect themselves from these types of cyber threats. Click here for more information on Keylogging (also known as Keylogger or Keystroke Logging) and how SentryBay’s patented Armored Client solution defends against it.
