Orange launches the Dive 70 smartphone in Europe, bringing security to the forefront with a built-in password and file security program.
Launched first in France, then in Slovakia and Romania and then in other European markets, the Dive 70 is the first fruit of Orange’s partnership with Keeper Security. Keeper’s secure password and digital file manager are pre-installed and fully integrated, allowing users to securely store and fill passwords in mobile apps and browsers, with the option to upgrade to Keeper’s premium offering. It uses 256-bit AES encryption and a zero-knowledge architecture.
Going one step further, most Orange-branded devices across a range of smartphones will now also feature Keeper, the companies said.
“We are excited to provide Orange customers with the best technology to manage passwords and protect their most sensitive and personal information on their mobile devices,” said Keeper’s Chief Security Officer and co-founder, Darren Guccione. “Orange is recognized as a leading mobile brand and a leader in delivering great value to its customers. We are honored to be an integral part of Orange’s cybersecurity initiatives.”
Orange is steadily strengthening its mobile security portfolio, taking the lead in mobile cloud services – many of which are conduits for information theft and exposed networks. Last year, it launched Mobile Connect, an authentication solution designed to allow customers to use their mobile phones as keys to securely log in to any digital service, regardless of the device or network connection used. The solution is based on a platform that uses the SIM card to authenticate entry to secure digital services.
