Zero-Trust Security

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Protect every identity, credential and connection with zero-knowledge security, policy-based access controls and continuous verification.

Keeper vault dashboard showing login records in grid view for apps like Amazon, Bank of America, Dropbox, Google Admin, Jira, and Slack.

Why zero trust matters

Implicit trust increases risk

Legacy security assumes trusted users and devices are safe. Zero trust requires verification for every access request.

Standing privileges expand the attack surface

Always-on access creates more opportunities for misuse and lateral movement. Zero trust reduces exposure with least privilege and time-limited access.

Shared credentials weaken accountability

Shared logins make it difficult to track user activity and enforce policy. Zero trust improves accountability with identity-based access controls.

Visibility gaps hinder audits and investigations

Without clear visibility, it’s harder to monitor access and investigate risk. Zero trust strengthens oversight with centralized logging and session visibility.

How Keeper enables zero-trust security

Verify every user and device

Keeper helps organizations verify access to critical systems with Keeper SSO Connect®, policy enforcement and Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) in a zero-knowledge platform. Keeper integrates with major identity providers, supports automated SCIM provisioning and can add an MFA layer to systems that don’t natively support it.

Keeper Enterprise SSO Login screen with an enterprise domain field, identity provider connection prompt, and master password login option.
Keeper role enforcement settings showing permissions to create and duplicate records, create folders and shared folders, add identity and payment items, and upload files.

Enforce least privilege

Keeper enforces least privilege with Role-Based Access Controls (RBAC), delegated administration and Just-In-Time (JIT) access. Teams can apply granular policies by role or team and eliminate standing privileges with time-limited access. KeeperPAM® also supports ephemeral account creation and temporary role elevation.

Protect credentials and secrets

Keeper secures passwords, SSH keys, API keys and infrastructure secrets in a zero-knowledge vault. With enterprise password management and Keeper Secrets Manager, organizations can reduce secrets sprawl, remove hard-coded credentials and keep plaintext credentials off end-user devices. Automated password rotation further protects privileged credentials.

Keeper applications list showing Ansible, App SDK, Jenkins Pipeline, and Production access activity with associated counts.
Keeper Connection Manager session showing a Jenkins login page inside a remote browser, with active session tabs for Jenkins, Linux Server, and MySQL Database.

Secure access without exposing credentials

Keeper enables secure privileged access through browser-based connections, tunnels and Remote Browser Isolation (RBI) without exposing passwords or SSH keys to end users. By launching sessions directly from the Keeper Vault, organizations can avoid VPN complexity, inbound firewall changes and insecure credential sharing.

Monitor and audit every session

KeeperAI gives security and compliance teams full visibility into privileged activity with session recording, playback, event logging and SIEM integrations. Remote sessions capture screen activity, keystrokes and command logs across SSH, RDP, VNC, databases and remote browser sessions. Recordings are encrypted through the Keeper Gateway, policy-controlled and logged for investigations, compliance and audits.

Keeper external logging integrations page showing options for Amazon S3, CrowdStrike, Cortex XSIAM, Datadog, Devo, Elastic, Google Security Operations, IBM QRadar SIEM, and LogRhythm.
KeeperAI risk classification screen showing critical, high, medium, and low risk activity summaries.

Detect threats in real time with KeeperAI

KeeperAI strengthens zero-trust security by continuously monitoring privileged sessions for suspicious behavior, automating analysis and helping security teams stop risky activity faster. Built into KeeperPAM, KeeperAI detects threats in real time, terminates malicious sessions and provides encrypted summaries for investigation and audit review.

How Keeper applies zero trust across your environment

Secures privileged access

Control and monitor access to servers, databases, web apps and infrastructure with policy-based controls and session visibility.

Replaces broad VPN access

Move away from network-based trust by granting secure access only to the specific resources users need.

Protects hybrid and multi-cloud environments

Centralize access control across cloud, on-premises and distributed environments from a single platform.

Secures third-party and vendor access

Give contractors and partners controlled, time-limited access without exposing credentials.

Protects Non-Human Identities (NHIs) and AI agents

Keeper extends zero-trust security to NHIs and AI agents by securing secrets, tokens and machine credentials with granular access controls.

Supports developers and DevOps teams

Provide secure access to tools and infrastructure without adding friction or requiring risky workarounds.

Strengthen zero-trust security across your organization

Keeper helps organizations enforce zero trust across users, credentials, privileged accounts, secrets and infrastructure, giving security teams the visibility and control to reduce risk across cloud, on-premises and hybrid environments.

الأسئلة الشائعة

ما مدى فعالية مبدأ انعدام الثقة؟

إن مبدأ انعدم الثقة فعال للغاية في الحد من مخاطر أمن الإنترنت، والحد من أسطح الهجوم، وتحسين التحكم في التدقيق والامتثال.

هل مبدأ انعدام الثقة مقبول على نطاق واسع؟

يتفق خبراء الأمن على نطاق الواسع أن نموذج انعدام الثقة ناجح للغاية في منع عمليات اختراق البيانات، وبرامج الفدية الضارة، والهجمات الإلكترونية الأخرى.

What are examples of zero trust?

Examples of zero-trust security include requiring MFA before accessing applications, granting JIT access to servers and retrieving secrets dynamically rather than hardcoding them. In all cases of zero trust, access is continuously authenticated rather than automatically granted based on network location.

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