Keeper Security tops 100,000 enterprise customers

Keeper Security says it now protects more than 100,000 organizations worldwide as enterprises consolidate identity security tools in the AI era. The milestone comes alongside more than $240 million in annual recurring revenue and broader adoption across finance, healthcare, telecom, manufacturing and the public sector.

Why it matters: - Keeper Security is benefiting from a broader shift toward consolidating identity security into fewer platforms. - The company says identity has become a primary attack surface as AI use expands across the enterprise. - The milestone underscores demand for zero-trust tools that cover humans, machines and AI agents in one system.

What happened: - Keeper Security says it now protects more than 100,000 organizations globally. - The company said the milestone was announced on October 6, 2026, in London. - Keeper Security said customer growth follows more than $240 million in annual recurring revenue. - Gartner ranked Keeper Security as the second fastest-growing competitor in the worldwide security software market in 2025, according to the company. - Adoption spans finance, healthcare, telecommunications, manufacturing and the public sector. - Keeper’s platform is used across more than 150 countries.

The details: - KeeperPAM combines password management, secrets governance, privileged session monitoring, endpoint privilege management, zero-trust network access and remote browser isolation in one platform. - The company says the unified approach addresses fragmentation that can leave visibility gaps across multiple tools. - Keeper says its platform deploys in minutes and avoids complexity and cost barriers common in legacy identity security tools. - The platform uses a zero-knowledge architecture so credentials and session data remain encrypted with the customer’s private key. - KeeperAI provides real-time session monitoring and automated response across 100% of privileged sessions, which the company says reduces threat detection time by 99%. - Keeper extended agentic AI governance to Endpoint Privilege Manager, adding access policies, elevation controls and behavioral monitoring for known and unknown AI agents. - Keeper Secrets Manager integrates with Model Context Protocol servers to secure credential access for AI agents. - The product also includes certified enterprise connectors for Microsoft Azure Logic Apps to remove hardcoded secrets from automated workflows. - Keeper has an automated identity governance bridge with SailPoint to connect identity governance and privileged access enforcement. - Keeper’s integration with Wiz lets Keeper act as a remediation engine for identity security vulnerabilities found by Wiz. - Keeper embedded privileged access and credential approvals into Microsoft Teams, Google Chat, Slack, Jira, ServiceNow and Freshservice. - Those integrations support secure, zero-knowledge, just-in-time access requests and elevation approvals without forcing users to switch systems.

Between the lines: - Keeper is positioning itself as a consolidation play for enterprises trying to reduce tool sprawl. - The company is also framing AI governance as part of identity security, not a separate category. - That strategy matches the move toward managing human users, non-human identities and AI agents under one control plane.

What's next: - Keeper says the IAM market will keep consolidating around unified identity and access platforms. - The company is betting that demand will grow for systems that govern access, compliance and visibility across people, machines and AI agents. - Keeper directs readers to more information.