Terry KS SINGAPORE, 31 JULY 2026 – Keeper Security, a zero-trust and zero-knowledge identity security and Privileged Access Management (PAM) platform, has announced its leadership position in a recent comparison report drawing on independent, user-validated data from Info-Tech Research Group’s SoftwareReviews platform. KeeperPAM emerged as the top performer among leading PAM providers, significantly outperforming competitors across key satisfaction and sentiment metrics.
Keeper scored highest among all evaluated vendors in several categories, including a 93% likeliness to recommend, an 87% fair cost-to-value rating, and a net emotional footprint of +89. The company also led implementation-related metrics, with 85% ease of implementation and 85% ease of IT administration, alongside an 81% satisfaction rating for usability and intuitiveness.
Privileged access management has become a foundational element of enterprise cybersecurity as organisations face increasingly sophisticated identity-driven threats. As network environments expand across cloud, hybrid and remote infrastructures, managing privileged credentials and access pathways has grown more complex and more critical than ever.
Sentiment data from the SoftwareReviews platform also points to a broader disconnect in enterprise software satisfaction. While 92% of organisations renew their existing software investments, only 64% would recommend their providers. This gap underscores the importance of choosing a technology partner that delivers not just strong functionality, but also long-term value, usability and customer support.
Darren Guccione, CEO and Co-founder of Keeper Security, said organisations are rethinking their approach to PAM as identity-based attacks continue to rise alongside growing infrastructure complexity. He said the SoftwareReviews recognition reflects Keeper’s commitment to a modern, unified platform that prioritises both security and user experience, adding that KeeperPAM was built to eliminate the friction, cost and complexity of disparate legacy solutions while giving organisations complete visibility and control over privileged access.
According to the report, Keeper’s strengths span four main areas. On customer experience and vendor relationship, Keeper earned the highest Net Emotional Footprint score among all evaluated vendors, reflecting strong customer trust, transparency and engagement. On deployment, the company led implementation-related metrics including ease of deployment, data integration and IT administration, with a streamlined onboarding process that reduces operational disruption. On user experience, high usability scores reflect Keeper’s focus on intuitive design that reduces training needs and drives adoption. On feature depth, Keeper outperformed competitors in both breadth and quality of capabilities, consolidating multiple functions into a single platform and reducing the need for point solutions.
KeeperPAM is a cloud-native privileged access management platform built on a zero-trust, zero-knowledge architecture. It consolidates enterprise password management, secrets management, privileged session management and endpoint privilege management into one unified solution. With AI-powered threat detection, real-time monitoring and automated credential rotation, the platform gives organisations visibility and control over privileged access, enforcing least-privilege and just-in-time access across users, devices and infrastructure.
The platform has fuelled significant growth for Keeper, which was recently named the second fastest-growing cybersecurity software provider in the world, trailing only Google in a Gartner analysis. The company achieved year-over-year global revenue growth of 53.42% in 2025, more than three times the overall market average of 15.50%.