Keeper vs KeePass: Comparing Password Managers

Keeper is built with a proprietary zero-knowledge security architecture, meaning all encryption and decryption is done locally on the user’s device. Each record is encrypted using AES-256 with a different and unique key that is randomly generated, client-side.

Keeper has the longest-standing SOC 2 Type 2, ISO 27001 and TRUSTe certification in the industry. Keeper’s Information Security Management System (ISMS) ensures strict security controls are in place to protect customer data and ensure the secure operation of products and services.

Keeper stores all your information in one place with a proprietary zero-knowledge security architecture, thereby protecting your employees' information while making it easily accessible from all of their devices.

Keeper offers a comprehensive administrative console so organizations have visibility into and control over their employees' password security. Further, delegated admin rights can be extended to department leads to oversee employee access and privileges.

Keeper offers robust sharing so you can securely share credentials, documents, records, folders and files with anyone using the Keeper platform.

Records can be shared indefinitely or users can leverage Keeper’s “One-Time Share” providing time-limited secure sharing of a record to anyone without having to create a Keeper account.