Keeper Security has received top-tier recognition from two independent analyst firms, with GigaOm naming the company a Leader in its Enterprise Password Management Radar and ISG designating it an Exemplary Provider in its Buyers Guide for Identity and Access Management Platforms.

GigaOm placed Keeper in the Enduring Innovators quadrant and named it the overall quadrant leader. The evaluation focused on enterprise password management, where Keeper has maintained a top position for five consecutive years. The Enduring Innovators designation recognizes platforms that have established their standing through architectural depth. GigaOm also recognized Keeper for advancing faster than most of the field.

The evaluation highlighted Keeper's secrets management capabilities, official Model Context Protocol (MCP) server and agentic and non-human identity governance. GigaOm described the platform as consolidating workforce vaulting, secrets management and machine-identity governance for enterprises seeking to govern identities across their environments.

ISG evaluated identity and access management more broadly, scoring providers based on product capability, platform and customer experience. Keeper earned an overall performance score of 83% (A-), including an 85.4% score for product capability and an 82.7% customer experience score. The company’s performance placed it among the top tier of IAM providers globally alongside Microsoft, AWS and Google Cloud.

"Building a platform that governs identity end to end, from the credential in the vault to the AI agent requesting access to infrastructure, was a deliberate architectural decision we made years ago when most of the market was still solving one problem at a time," said Darren Guccione, CEO and Co-founder of Keeper Security. "The fact that two independent firms evaluated our platform and both placed us at the top, tells us that decision was right, and that the market is catching up to where we knew it needed to go."

The GigaOm evaluation covered Keeper Password Manager, which the company describes as a zero-trust and zero-knowledge credential vault protecting passwords, passkeys and secrets for human and non-human users across the enterprise. Keeper's broader identity security platform extends into privileged access management and endpoint privilege management under a single cloud-native architecture.

KeeperAI adds real-time threat detection across privileged sessions, surfacing risk in seconds without requiring additional headcount or manual review. The company said the platform is designed to govern users, machines, non-human identities and AI agents across the enterprise while integrating with existing technology stacks.

The recognition comes as organizations contend with disconnected identity security tools. According to the Dark Reading State of Identity Security Survey cited by Keeper, 40% of organizations currently use four or more disconnected identity products or platforms. Keeper's own global research found that 96% of cybersecurity decision-makers say those disconnected tools are creating exploitable gaps in their security programs.