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Keeper delivers privileged session management through a zero-trust, zero-knowledge platform that secures, controls and monitors privileged access without ever exposing credentials.
Without centralised session monitoring, organisations have limited insight into user activity during privileged sessions, making it harder to detect unauthorised or malicious behavior.
Traditional access methods often rely on VPNs with shared credentials or SSH keys, which can increase the risk of credential theft, misuse or unauthorised access.
Many organisations grant broad, persistent access to critical resources like servers and databases, which expands the attack surface and raises the risk of compromise.
Organisations must track and audit privileged access to meet regulatory requirements. Without session recording and detailed audit trails, proving compliance can be difficult and costly.
Keeper enables end-to-end encrypted privileged sessions launched directly from the Keeper Vault and brokered through the customer's self-hosted Keeper Gateway. Users connect to target infrastructure without ever handling the underlying credentials, which remain encrypted and managed by the vault throughout the session - whether ephemeral or static.
Keeper records privileged sessions across remote access protocols, including SSH, RDP, Remote Browser Isolation (RBI), VNC, MySQL, PostgreSQL and SQL Server. Recordings include graphical playback and text-based input/output logs, providing security teams with the documentation needed for auditing.
KeeperAI helps security teams monitor and analyse privileged sessions by detecting suspicious behavior and unusual activity in real time, and automatically terminating critical sessions. Rather than reviewing logs after an incident, teams get continuous, AI-powered analysis that eliminates threats before they can cause damage.
Ephemeral and static credentials are managed securely in the Keeper Vault and injected into privileged sessions without being exposed to users. Optionally, end users can supply their own private credentials, with flexible launch options determined by the target resource configuration.
Keeper secures privileged access across on-premises infrastructure, hybrid environments, cloud platforms, Kubernetes clusters and databases through a single interface.
Compromised privileged accounts can give cybercriminals broad access to critical infrastructure. Keeper helps protect these systems by brokering secure privileged sessions through the Keeper Vault without exposing infrastructure or credentials directly to users.
Many security frameworks, including PCI DSS, HIPAA, SOX and NIST 800-53, require organisations to monitor and document privileged access. Keeper supports compliance with detailed audit trails, session recordings and automated reporting, giving security and compliance teams the evidence they need for audits and internal reviews.
Misused privileged accounts can lead to data breaches, operational disruption and unauthorised activity across systems. Keeper reduces this risk with Just-in-Time (JIT) access, ensuring users receive temporary elevated access only when needed and only for the duration required.
Legacy PAM solutions often require complex infrastructure, VPNs or network changes. Keeper simplifies deployment with a lightweight gateway and zero-trust access architecture that supports on-prem, hybrid and cloud environments without inbound firewall updates or ingress changes.
KeeperPAM® launches privileged sessions from the Keeper Vault through the Keeper Gateway using a zero-trust architecture. Connections are encrypted end-to-end, and the gateway brokers access to target systems without requiring direct exposure of the underlying infrastructure to the user.
No, KeeperPAM enables secure privileged access without requiring a VPN. The Keeper Gateway uses outbound-only connections, which simplifies deployment and reduces infrastructure complexity.
Keeper supports protocols including SSH, RDP, MySQL, PostgreSQL and SQL Server.
KeeperAI is an AI-powered threat detection feature within KeeperPAM that monitors and analyses user sessions to identify suspicious behavior and automatically terminate sessions. It generates real-time risk analysis from session recordings, helping security teams detect threats faster and respond more proactively.
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