Terry KS SINGAPORE, 2 SEPTEMBER – Keeper Security, a leading provider of zero-trust and zero-knowledge identity security, today announced it has secured top-tier recognition from two independent analyst firms, GigaOm and Information Services Group (ISG), in the same week.
GigaOm designated Keeper as the overall quadrant leader in its Enterprise Password Management (EPM) Radar. Concurrently, ISG named Keeper an Exemplary Provider in its Buyers Guide for Identity and Access Management (IAM) Platforms, positioning the company alongside industry leaders Microsoft, AWS, and Google Cloud.
GigaOm’s evaluation highlighted Keeper’s enterprise password management capabilities, marking the fifth consecutive year the platform has held a top position. Designated as an Enduring Innovator, Keeper was praised for its architectural depth, fast-paced innovation, secrets management capabilities, official Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, and agentic and non-human identity governance. The firm recognized Keeper’s ability to consolidate workforce vaulting and machine-identity governance into a single control plane.
“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.”
ISG’s broad evaluation scored vendors across product capability, platform architecture, and customer experience. Keeper achieved an overall performance score of 83% (A-), bolstered by an 85.4% score in product capability and an 82.7% score in customer experience. These metrics reflect the functional strengths of the Keeper Password Manager vault alongside Keeper’s broader platform extensions into privileged access management (PAM) and endpoint privilege management.
The dual recognition comes amid growing market demand to eliminate fragmented cybersecurity stacks. Industry research shows that 40% of organizations run four or more disconnected identity tools, while 96% of cybersecurity decision-makers report that disjointed platforms create dangerous security gaps. By offering a cloud-native architecture that integrates KeeperAI real-time threat detection, Keeper enables enterprises to govern human, non-human, and AI agent identities without disruptive system overhauls.