Keeper Security Hits Major Milestone with 100,000 Enterprise Customers Amid Rapid Growth in Identity Security Market

In a significant validation of the growing demand for unified identity and access management solutions, Keeper Security has officially announced that its platform now protects more than 100,000 enterprise customers globally. This milestone arrives as the company continues to experience a period of aggressive expansion, fueled by a fundamental shift in how organizations approach the protection of their digital perimeters and internal data.

The cybersecurity landscape has undergone a radical transformation over the last several years, moving away from traditional firewall-based security toward a model where identity is the primary line of defense. As organizations migrate to the cloud and adopt hybrid work models, the complexity of managing credentials, secrets, and privileged access has increased exponentially. Keeper’s growth reflects this reality, with its zero-trust and zero-knowledge security platform seeing rapid adoption across a diverse range of sectors, including high-stakes industries such as finance, healthcare, telecommunications, and manufacturing, as well as the public sector. The company’s footprint now extends to more than 150 countries, illustrating the universal nature of the identity security challenge.

Financial indicators further underscore the company’s momentum. Keeper Security recently confirmed that it has surpassed $240 million in annual recurring revenue (ARR). This financial health is matched by market recognition; research firm Gartner recently identified Keeper as the second fastest-growing competitor in the worldwide security software market for 2025. This ranking is particularly notable given the crowded and highly competitive nature of the cybersecurity industry, which is currently dominated by legacy providers and a constant influx of specialized startups.

At the heart of this growth is the KeeperPAM (Privileged Access Management) platform. In an era where IT departments are often overwhelmed by "tool sprawl"—the use of too many disconnected security products—Keeper has focused on consolidation. The platform unifies several critical security capabilities into a single interface, including password and passkey management, secrets governance, privileged session monitoring, and endpoint privilege management. By also integrating zero-trust network access (ZTNA) and remote browser isolation, the platform provides a comprehensive "identity control plane" that allows security teams to manage every aspect of user and machine access from a centralized hub.

A cornerstone of the platform’s appeal is its underlying architecture. Built on zero-trust and zero-knowledge principles, Keeper’s system ensures that the service provider never has access to the customer’s plain-text data. All credentials and session data are encrypted at the device level using the customer’s private key. This means that even in the event of a breach at the service provider level, the customer’s sensitive information remains unreadable and secure. This architecture provides security-conscious organizations with the level of control and privacy required to meet increasingly stringent global regulatory standards.

Driving enterprise adoption through AI innovation

The surge in enterprise adoption has been significantly accelerated by Keeper’s commitment to integrating advanced technologies, specifically artificial intelligence, into its core offerings. As cybercriminals increasingly use AI to automate attacks and bypass traditional security measures, Keeper has responded by embedding AI-driven defenses directly into its platform.