MobileTrust® relies on a secure keyboard feature to encrypt your keystrokes. During installation, MobileTrust installs a new extension of your device’s native keyboard. After you install …

On Apple systems, Password fields (and possibly other "hide text" fields which show dots instead of what you type) have a special security mode where the system forces the devices own …

In order to utilize MobileTrust's keystroke protection technology, you must enable the MobileTrust Secure Keyboard on your compatible Android/iOS device. To do so, please follow the steps …

MobileTrust® will protect the keystrokes you type inside your browser, even if your anti-malware programs do not have current signatures. As long as your keyboard is clearly labeled with …

No. The keystrokes going to Remote Desktop Connection programs cannot be hidden by the current GuardedID® releases.

GuardedID® protects most Windows applications and browsers with keystroke encryption including Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Internet Explorer. For Mac …

GuardedID® protects most Windows applications and browsers with keystroke encryption including Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Internet Explorer. For Mac …

GuardedID® protects your keystrokes in Firefox (watch for the blinking “G” icon in the notification area at the bottom right of your screen). The CryptoColor® feature, previously supported in …

MobileTrust® works with all apps that accept a third-party keyboard.

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