Keeper Security
Keeper Security provides enterprise password management, privileged access management (KeeperPAM), and secrets management for DevOps pipelines — with a strong focus on zero-knowledge architecture and compliance.
Last updated 5/30/2026
Quick answer
What is Keeper Security?
Short answer
Keeper Security offers a suite of enterprise credential and access management products. Keeper Business/Enterprise is a team password manager with strong administrative controls, compliance reporting, and SSO integration. KeeperPAM extends this to privileged access management with session management, connection proxying, and session recording for infrastructure access. Keeper Secrets Manager provides secrets management for DevOps workflows without secrets in code. Keeper's zero-knowledge encryption model is a differentiator — Keeper does not have access to stored data. Verify current product capabilities and pricing at keepersecurity.com.
- Best for
- Organizations that want to consolidate team password management and privileged access management in a single vendor, prioritize zero-knowledge encryption, and need compliance reporting for regulated industries.
- When to choose
- Choose Keeper Security when zero-knowledge encryption is a compliance or trust requirement, you want to consolidate team password management and PAM in one vendor, and you need strong compliance reporting alongside credential management.
- When not to choose
- Avoid Keeper if you need the most mature enterprise PAM for complex privileged session scenarios (CyberArk, BeyondTrust), need advanced secrets management with dynamic credential generation (HashiCorp Vault), or require a larger practitioner ecosystem.
- Related tools & categories
- Privileged Access Management / PAMSecrets / API Key Management1PasswordCyberArkRun the IAM Stack Finder
Common use cases
- Enterprise team password and credential management with shared vaults
- Privileged access management with session recording and connection proxying
- DevOps secrets management without secrets in code or CI/CD configurations
- Zero-knowledge encrypted credential storage for compliance requirements
- Compliance reporting for SOC 2, HIPAA, PCI DSS, and other frameworks
- SSO integration with existing identity providers
Strengths
- Zero-knowledge encryption architecture — Keeper cannot access stored credentials
- Combines team password management and PAM in a single vendor relationship
- Strong compliance reporting and audit log capabilities
- Keeper Secrets Manager for developer and DevOps secrets workflows
- Good end-user experience across desktop, mobile, and browser extension
- Competitive pricing relative to enterprise PAM platforms
Limitations & considerations
- KeeperPAM is newer and less feature-mature than CyberArk or BeyondTrust for the most complex enterprise PAM scenarios
- Integration ecosystem is smaller than category leaders
- Advanced identity governance features are not part of Keeper's scope
- Community and practitioner ecosystem smaller than 1Password or enterprise PAM leaders
Pricing model summary
Keeper Business and Enterprise are priced per-user per month. KeeperPAM and Secrets Manager are separate products with additional pricing. Verify current pricing at keepersecurity.com/pricing.
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Alternatives & comparisons
1Password Business provides enterprise password and credential management for teams, with 1Password Secrets Automation extending to CI/CD secrets, developer vaults, and service account credentials.
Compare Keeper Security vs 1Password →CyberArk is the market-leading privileged access management (PAM) platform, providing credential vaulting, privileged session management, endpoint privilege management, and secrets management for enterprise security programs.
Compare Keeper Security vs CyberArk →Keeper Security and its logo are trademarks of their respective owner. IDSync is an independent buyer resource and does not imply endorsement unless explicitly stated.