TSafe2 File Security Solution for Public Private Key File (PPK) with PuTTY

Using Public Private Keys for server login are considered to be most secured way to log in to servers. They are but only to the extent of data transaction between your system and the cloud server.
But within your organization, if a unauthorized person gets hold of the public private key (.ppk) file he can misuse the same making the entire system more vulnerable.
Clouds like Amazon AWS uses only PuTTY and ppk file to log in.
TSafe2 file Protection for PuTTY is designed especially to prevent unauthorized use of public private key files (.ppk files).