The implementation of a zero-trust password management platform is essential for thwarting the most common attack vectors for data theft. The software generates complex, randomly generated passwords and enforces compliance with security policies throughout the organization. The introduction of two-factor authentication (2FA) and role-based policy enforcement helps businesses of all sizes prevent ransomware attacks and other password-related data breaches.
Keeper is suitable for organizations of any size, from small businesses with a handful of employees to large enterprises with hundreds of thousands of staff and external contractors. Keeper integrates seamlessly and quickly with both on-premises and cloud-based identity solutions, including AD, LDAP, Azure, and SCIM, as well as IdPs compliant with SAML protocols. This includes Single Sign-On (SSO) solutions like Azure, Okta, Centrify, BeyondTrust, JumpCloud, OneLogin, and Ping Identity.
Data Protection and Encryption
Keeper places immense importance on protecting customer data. Customer data is encrypted and stored on Keeper's cloud servers in such a way that neither Keeper nor third parties can access it. Only end-users can access their credentials, IT secrets, and other sensitive information. All encryption and decryption occur directly on user devices, and data is encrypted both in transit (using TLS) and at rest in Keeper's infrastructure (using AES-256). At no point is the plaintext version of the data visible to Keeper Security employees or external entities.
Robust Key Management and Data Sharing
Each user is equipped with a set of private and public encryption keys used to encrypt their vault, share records, and send messages to other Keeper users. Keeper’s method of record sharing is straightforward, secure, and intuitive. It supports detailed access controls for sharing information with privileged and non-privileged users, technology partners, external contractors, and other third parties.
