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Keeper Security
What Is Keeper Security?
Keeper’s easy-to-use cybersecurity platform is built with zero-trust and zero-knowledge security to protect every user on every device. Trusted by millions of individuals and thousands of organizations, Keeper is the leader for password management, secrets management, privileged access, secure remote access and encrypted messaging. Protect what matters at KeeperSecurity.com.
Who Uses Keeper Security?
We have clients from SMB to enterprise. We serve to protect a company's digital assets by enforcing strong password security, whether that is the IT team or all employees across the company.
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Reviews of Keeper Security
Alternatives Considered:
Great value
Pros:
A huge security benefit, which we didn't see at the competitor we used before - upon login the 2FA code is asked first, before the password. So brute force attacks are completely useless that way.
Cons:
There are some quirks, but they are not critical. Just inconveniences - for example the Android app doesn't match passwords by subdomain (just by main domain), which works in the desktop browser extension. So for projects/clients that have a lot of apps/tools on the same domain, but different subdomains, the filling function becomes useless.
Alternatives Considered:
Very good but room for improvement
Comments: The user experience is better than LastPass, but worse than Bitwarden.
Pros:
One-time sharing feature very useful Sharing folders with teams and adjusting permissions works very well Great audit statistics Relatively good user interface and user experience
Cons:
Browser extension quite cramped and no way to expand No keyboard shortcut to fill matching credentials (Bitwarden has cmd+shift+L) No option to set how a website URL is matched (Bitwarden has several options) Autofill button injected into form fields often difficult or impossible to click, depending on the website's design
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Customisable but pricey
Comments: Friendly staff and well informed of the product offerings.
Pros:
The features are quite customisable and enable an organisation like ours to work within a specific requirements of operation.
Cons:
The price is not competitive and unaffordable for our NGO. The API is an additional cost. We may need to leave Keeper purley on the grounds of cost.
Keeper is a keeper (of passwords)
Comments: Keeper was a seamless solution when LastPass blew up in our faces. The business relationship is simple, the product is of high quality and my team uses it as intended. For a password manager, that's my biggest ask. We aren't doing anything with PAM or automated changes today but those capabilities exist when we're ready for them.
Pros:
It is inexpensive, very easy to use and very secure. Between the mobile app and browser plug-in, I'm able to easily fill in passwords without the risk posed by auto-fill from other vendors. Sharing and organizing secrets is also simple with support for group memberships and shared folders.
Cons:
Nothing comes to mind. We've turned on some of their advanced security features like device approval and still no real issues.
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We have loved KeeperSecurity.
Comments: Fantastic improvement in our security. We've never felt better about our password protocols.
Pros:
Security and ease of use, and sharing of passwords across the team with only one member managing the changes.
Cons:
Daily 2FA on the mobile device. Also, the new popup to change passwords makes it harder to edit when certain sites have restrictions on which special characters one must use.
