Keeper SSO Connect ® works with popular SSO IdP platforms such as Okta, AWS, OneLogin, Ping Identity, F5 BIG-IP APM, Google Workspace, JumpCloud and Microsoft ADFS / Azure AD to provide businesses the utmost in authentication flexibility. Already deployed SSO? Keeper is a perfect complement for the legacy applications and even newer ones that don’t support SAML. Keeper works with any application or use case that uses a password. SSO requires that every application support SAML protocols and requires integration into your IdP. Keeper solves this by providing comprehensive password reporting, auditing, analytics and notifications. Password hygiene cannot be improved without critical information regarding password usage and compliance. Most businesses have limited visibility into the password practices of their employees which greatly increases cyber risk. Keeper is fanatical about protecting customer data, but in the unlikely event Keeper was hacked, the attackers could only possibly access the worthless ciphertext. The plaintext version of the data is never available to Keeper Security employees nor any outside party.

All encryption and decryption is done on-the-fly in the client’s device, and the data is encrypted both in-transit (TLS) and at rest on Keeper’s Infrastructure (AES-256). This means all information that is stored in Keeper is only accessible by the end-user.

Keeper is a Zero-Knowledge Password Management solution. As the people move throughout the organisation, Keeper keeps their roles updated through AD. Teams may be provisioned for sharing credentials. Those controls can be cascaded to all lower Nodes if desired. Once connected, Keeper enables role-based access control (RBAC) at any Node. Keeper AD Bridge allows businesses running Microsoft Active Directory to integrate Keeper password management software within their current systems, automatically adding any number of Nodes (organisational units), Users, Roles and Teams. Microsoft Active Directory has become the standard for centralizing user roles and access. It is impossible for the IT team to manually provision, maintain and log all of these activities needed to keep systems secure and meet compliance. Not only do people change roles, but the IT services and accounts businesses offer are constantly changing. Why It’s Criticalīusinesses are constantly changing with new people starting and current employees moving or leaving. The idea is to reduce the “attack surface” by eliminating unnecessary privileges that could be exploited by either a malicious insider or an outsider that is able to compromise any given employee.

This is the principle of least privilege. The ProblemĮmployees must get the access they need to do their jobs, but no additional access that they don’t need. Start Free Trial Keeper Enterprise Integrates With Microsoft Active Directory For Seamless Provisioning, RBAC and Compliance.

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