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Who is Keeper Security?
Keeper Security is a cybersecurity vendor that provides password, secrets, and Privileged Access Management (PAM) platforms for organizations and individuals.
- Cloud-based enterprise password management platform (identity and access management)
- Secrets management for infrastructure, DevOps, and application credentials (secrets management)
- PAM capabilities for controlling high-value accounts (privileged access management)
- Zero-knowledge and Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) for credential storage and access control (security architecture)
- Cross-platform clients and browser extensions with integration into identity providers and enterprise tooling (endpoint and browser security)
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More About Keeper Security
Keeper Security focuses on credential security and access control for enterprises, public-sector entities, and individuals, with a portfolio that spans password management, secrets management, and PAM (identity and access management). Its platforms are designed to help organizations reduce credential-related risk, meet internal policy requirements, and align with identity-centric security strategies in hybrid and cloud environments.
At the core of Keeper Security’s offerings is an enterprise password management platform (identity and access management) that stores user and shared credentials in encrypted vaults. Organizations can deploy this platform to manage workforce passwords, enforce role-based access policies, and support shared credentials for applications and infrastructure systems. The solution typically integrates with directory services and identity providers through standards such as Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) 2.0 and SCIM for provisioning and Single Sign-On (SSO), enabling centralized identity governance.
Keeper Security also delivers a secrets management product line (secrets management) for DevOps and infrastructure teams that need to store and manage Application Programming Interface (API) keys, database passwords, certificates, and other non-human credentials. This offering is positioned for use with Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) pipelines, automation frameworks, and containerized workloads, and connects via SDKs and APIs to common development and operations tools. By managing both human and machine secrets, the company targets unified credential governance across applications and infrastructure.
Its PAM capabilities (privileged access management) are aimed at accounts with elevated permissions, such as administrators of operating systems, cloud consoles, and business applications. These capabilities include vaulting of privileged credentials, granular access control, and detailed event tracking, which enterprises use to support security audits and compliance reporting. Integration with endpoint agents and browser extensions (endpoint and browser security) supports consistent policy enforcement on desktops, laptops, and mobile devices.
Keeper Security markets a zero-knowledge and ZTA (security architecture), in which encryption and decryption occur at the device level and user data is encrypted in transit and at rest. This design is intended so that only users with appropriate keys can access stored secrets, while administrators can still apply organization-wide controls, policies, and reporting. The company’s offerings fit within marketplace categories that include identity and access management, PAM, secrets management, and endpoint and browser security, and are used by enterprises that prioritize credential lifecycle management, auditability, and integration with existing identity infrastructure.
Our description of Keeper Security. Updated February 2026.
