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Learn MoreFeature: Privacy screen
Keeper's privacy screen prevents passwords from being displayed while preserving a secure, seamless login experience for users.
Keeper's privacy screen hides passwords from end users while still allowing secure access. When enabled, passwords are masked throughout the Keeper Vault, browser extension and mobile apps, preventing users from viewing or revealing credentials while keeping autofill and access workflows intact.
When enabled for a team, privacy screen automatically applies to any shared folder the team can access.
Admins can enforce password masking for specific teams or domains by combining role policies with password generation rules.
Privacy screen can be enabled directly on password fields within custom record types to protect credentials by default.
Keep passwords hidden during screen sharing, remote support sessions and everyday vault usage.
Allows users to log in and do their jobs without ever seeing or handling the underlying password.
Only reveal credentials when explicitly permitted. Privacy screen adds a visual layer that complements Keeper's zero-trust, zero-knowledge architecture.
No, privacy screen only prevents visual exposure of passwords. Credentials remain securely stored and usable for autofill, integrations and other approved workflows.
Yes, privacy screen can be enforced at the team level, role policy level or record type level, allowing organizations to tailor policies to their security needs.
No, privacy screen hides passwords, while PAM connections and Remote Browser Isolation remove the need for users to handle credentials at all.
Yes, privacy screen is enforced consistently across the Keeper Vault, browser extensions and mobile applications.
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