Keeper Security Says It Now Protects More Than 100,000 Organizations

A customer milestone built on earlier growth

Keeper Security, which describes itself as a zero-trust and zero-knowledge identity security platform, announced on Oct. 5, 2026 that it protects more than 100,000 organizations globally. According to the company, adoption spans finance, healthcare, telecommunications, manufacturing and the public sector, across more than 150 countries.

The company says the figure follows other milestones. Keeper reports that it has surpassed $240 million in Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) and that Gartner recognized it as the second fastest-growing competitor in the worldwide security software market in 2025.

Darren Guccione, CEO and Co-founder of Keeper Security, said the achievement is "a testament to Keeper's leadership in a market undergoing a paradigm shift, driven by the proliferation of AI in the enterprise." He argued that security leaders are moving away from siloed software toward a unified identity control plane, and that identity "has become the primary attack surface."

One platform instead of many tools

Keeper's pitch centers on KeeperPAM, which the company says combines several functions in a single platform:

• password management
• secrets governance
• privileged session monitoring
• endpoint privilege management
• zero-trust network access
• remote browser isolation

According to Keeper, this addresses the fragmentation that leaves most enterprises with visibility gaps across multiple tools. The company also claims that, unlike legacy identity security platforms, Keeper deploys in minutes without the complexity and cost barriers that slow enterprise adoption. Its zero-knowledge architecture, it says, keeps all credentials and session data encrypted with the customer's private key.

AI agent governance and ecosystem integrations

Keeper points to several recent additions aimed at AI agents. KeeperAI provides real-time session monitoring, which the company says reduces threat detection time by 99% with automated response across 100% of privileged sessions. Keeper also extended agentic AI governance to its Endpoint Privilege Manager, enforcing access policies, elevation controls and behavioral monitoring across both known and unknown AI agents.

Keeper Secrets Manager now integrates with Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers to secure credential access for AI agents. The company also lists certified enterprise connectors for platforms such as Microsoft Azure Logic Apps, intended to eliminate hardcoded secrets in automated workflows.

On the integration side, Keeper cites an automated identity governance bridge with SailPoint that closes the gap between Identity Governance and Administration (IGA) and privileged access enforcement. Its integration with Wiz positions Keeper as a remediation engine for identity security vulnerabilities found by the Cloud-Native Application Protection Platform (CNAPP). Keeper has also embedded privileged access and credential approvals into Microsoft Teams, Google Chat, Slack, Jira, ServiceNow and Freshservice, so users can request and approve just-in-time access without switching systems.

What it means for security teams

The announcement reflects a theme Keeper is pressing: as AI agents and other non-human identities multiply, companies need to govern access for humans, machines and agents in one place. Keeper positions itself as the unified identity and access platform for all three. The figures cited, including the customer count, ARR and performance claims, come from the company itself, and the release does not provide independent verification beyond the Gartner recognition it mentions.