Keeper Security wins top analyst recognition from GigaOm and ISG

Keeper Security landed top-tier placement in two analyst reports in the same week, with GigaOm naming it a Leader in enterprise password management and ISG naming it an Exemplary Provider in identity and access management. The recognition highlights growing demand for unified identity security platforms that can cover humans, machines, secrets and AI agents.

Why it matters: - Keeper Security’s dual analyst recognition puts the company in a stronger position with enterprises shopping for identity security platforms. - The reports point to a market shift toward tools that can manage passwords, secrets, privileged access and non-human identities in one place. - The timing aligns with broader security pressure as organizations struggle with disconnected identity tools and limited incident response readiness.

What happened: - GigaOm named Keeper a Leader in the Enduring Innovators quadrant of its Enterprise Password Management Radar and the overall quadrant leader. - ISG named Keeper an Exemplary Provider in its Buyers Guide for Identity and Access Management Platforms. - Keeper said the recognition came from two independent analyst firms in the same week. - The company said the reports place Keeper alongside major IAM providers including Microsoft, AWS and Google Cloud.

The details: - GigaOm’s evaluation focused on enterprise password management. - Keeper has held a top position in GigaOm’s enterprise password management assessment for five consecutive years. - GigaOm reserved the Enduring Innovators designation for platforms with architectural depth. - GigaOm said Keeper was advancing faster than most of the field. - The assessment highlighted secrets management, an official Model Context Protocol server, and agentic and non-human identity governance. - GigaOm described Keeper’s platform as combining workforce vaulting, secrets management and machine-identity governance for enterprises that need to govern every identity type. - ISG evaluated identity and access management providers using a methodology modeled on enterprise request-for-information processes. - ISG scored providers on product capability, platform and customer experience. - Keeper posted an overall score of 83% (A-). - Keeper’s product capability score was 85.4%. - Keeper’s customer experience score was 82.7%. - ISG said its Exemplary designation goes to providers that outperform the median across both criteria. - Keeper Password Manager is the zero-trust and zero-knowledge credential vault evaluated by GigaOm. - The platform protects passwords, passkeys and secrets for human and non-human users across the enterprise. - Keeper’s broader platform includes privileged access management and endpoint privilege management in a cloud-native architecture. - KeeperAI provides real-time threat detection across privileged sessions and surfaces risk in seconds without additional headcount or manual review. - Keeper said the platform can deploy in minutes and integrate with existing technology stacks without a rip-and-replace overhaul.

Between the lines: - The analyst results suggest buyers are favoring platforms that reduce tool sprawl and cover more of the identity stack. - Keeper is positioning its architecture around a single control plane for humans, machines, non-human identities and AI agents. - The company is also framing identity security as an operational response problem, not just a password-management problem. - The market context is supportive: the UK Government’s Cyber Security Breaches Survey 2025/2026 found that just a quarter of UK businesses have a formal incident response plan. - Keeper said its global research found 96% of cybersecurity decision-makers see disconnected identity tools creating exploitable gaps.

What’s next: - Keeper is directing readers to the ISG Buyers Guide for Identity and Access Management Platforms and the GigaOm Enterprise Password Management Radar. - Keeper is also steering prospects to its unified identity security platform at KeeperSecurity.com. - The company said its platform is built to govern access across the enterprise as AI agents proliferate and identity becomes a larger attack surface.

The bottom line: - Keeper’s latest analyst wins strengthen its pitch that identity security should be unified, cloud-native and built for both human and non-human access.