KEYSTROKE ENCRYPTION
Protect sensitive data at the point of entry. Keystroke encryption prevents keyloggers from capturing passwords, credit card numbers, and other confidential information.
What It Protects
- Login credentials and passwords
- Credit card and financial data
- Patient health information (ePHI)
- Confidential business communications
How It Works
- Encrypts keystrokes at the kernel level
- Blocks hardware and software keyloggers
- Works with any application or browser
- Zero performance impact on endpoints
Why Keystroke Encryption Matters
An essential layer of defense against credential theft.
Keylogger Defense
Renders captured keystrokes useless to attackers.
Compliance Support
Helps meet data protection requirements for HIPAA, PCI DSS, and more.
Invisible Protection
Users work normally while encryption operates in the background.
Endpoint Hardening
Adds a critical security layer beyond antivirus and firewalls.
Related Services
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a keylogger?
Software or hardware that records every keystroke on a computer, capturing passwords, account numbers, and other sensitive data.
How does keystroke encryption stop keyloggers?
It encrypts each keystroke at the operating system level before keyloggers can intercept the data, making captured information unreadable.
Does this slow down my computer?
No. Modern keystroke encryption operates at the kernel level with negligible performance impact.
Is this part of PTG managed services?
Yes. Keystroke encryption can be deployed as part of our comprehensive endpoint security solution.
What other endpoint protections does PTG offer?
We provide EDR, antivirus, patch management, and security awareness training. Visit our cybersecurity page for the full list.
Protect Every Keystroke
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