What we do for you
- 01 · Plan
Vaults that match how you work
Shared folders per team and client, with the right people able to view, use or edit each record — so passwords stop living in spreadsheets and sticky notes.
- 02 · Connect
Sign in with Microsoft 365
Keeper connected to your Microsoft 365 accounts, so your team signs in once and new hires are ready on day one.
- 03 · Enforce
Policies that stick
MFA, password length and reuse rules, and controls on sharing and exporting, set centrally and applied to every user.
- 04 · Watch
Breach alerts
Dark web monitoring flags passwords that show up in a breach, and we help each person change them.
- 05 · Train
A rollout people actually use
Short training, the browser extension and phone app installed, and existing passwords imported, so the switch takes minutes, not weeks.
- 06 · Run
Onboarding, offboarding and support
New users added, leavers locked out the same day, shared records handed over, and one call to our service desk for any Keeper question.
Why a business password manager matters
Reused and weak passwords are still one of the most common ways attackers get in. When a password from one breached site works on your email, your accounting system or your bank, a single mistake becomes a company-wide incident. A managed password manager gives every person a unique, strong password for every account without having to remember any of them, and lets you share access without sharing the password itself.
It also helps with cyber insurance and compliance questionnaires, which increasingly ask how you manage credentials, enforce MFA and remove access when people leave.
Part of your security stack
Keeper works alongside the protection already in Managed Care: email security, security awareness training, dark web monitoring and 24×7 endpoint protection. It’s added per user, and we handle everything from rollout to the day someone leaves.