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Keeper Forcefield is a security software product developed and published by Keeper Security, Inc., a company known for its work in the digital security space. The software belongs to the security and data protection category, and its stated purpose is to protect sensitive applications and processes from unauthorized access to sensitive data. This focus places it within the broader field of endpoint and application protection, where safeguarding confidential information from parties that should not reach it is the central concern. Keeper Forcefield is designed around the idea that sensitive data handled by applications and running processes requires an additional layer of defense, so that even when data is actively being used, unauthorized access is prevented. The current and only listed version of Keeper Forcefield is 1.2.1.195. According to the available version data, there is exactly one version on record for this product, which means version 1.2.1.195 represents both the current release and the entirety of the documented version history for the software in this catalog entry. Users evaluating the product will therefore encounter a single version rather than a series of historical releases to compare. An important detail noted in the product information is that Keeper Forcefield is also included in Keeper Desktop. This means that the protective functionality offered by Keeper Forcefield can be obtained either as this standalone product or as part of the broader Keeper Desktop package. For organizations or individuals already using or considering Keeper Desktop, the capabilities of Keeper Forcefield are available within that environment without necessarily requiring a separate installation. For those who only need protection for sensitive applications and processes against unauthorized access to sensitive data, Keeper Forcefield on its own addresses that specific use case directly. Overall, Keeper Forcefield serves the use case of defending sensitive applications and processes against unauthorized access, reinforcing the protection of sensitive data as it is handled on a system.
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