Keeper Security Launches Self-Managed PAM Solution for Air-Gapped and Critical Infrastructure Environments
Keeper Security has announced Self-Managed Keeper, a self-hosted deployment option bringing privileged access management (PAM) to disconnected and highly restricted environments. The product targets government agencies, critical infrastructure operators, and regulated enterprises in sectors like defence, energy, utilities, financial services and industrial operations where cloud connectivity is restricted or prohibited. It allows credential, secrets and privileged session management entirely within customer-controlled infrastructure, including on-premises, private cloud, air-gapped networks and OT systems, without dependence on external cloud services. This is a product launch announcement with no security incident, vulnerability, or threat activity involved.
Detalhes técnicos
Self-Managed Keeper runs in Docker containers on customer-controlled Linux infrastructure and includes the KeeperPAM Gateway, KeeperDB, the Keeper Admin Console, and Keeper APIs. It retains Keeper's zero-knowledge architecture, encrypting and decrypting credentials and secrets on users' devices, and supports fully air-gapped networks and customer-controlled data residency.
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Keeper Security Launches Self-Managed PAM Solution for Air-Gapped and Critical Infrastructure Environments
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Keeper Security has announced Self-Managed Keeper, a self-hosted deployment option bringing privileged access management (PAM) to disconnected and highly restricted environments. The product targets government agencies, critical infrastructure operators, and regulated enterprises in sectors like defence, energy, utilities, financial services and industrial operations where cloud connectivity is restricted or prohibited. It allows credential, secrets and privileged session management entirely within customer-controlled infrastructure, including on-premises, private cloud, air-gapped networks and OT systems, without dependence on external cloud services. This is a product launch announcement with no security incident, vulnerability, or threat activity involved.
Technical Details
Self-Managed Keeper runs in Docker containers on customer-controlled Linux infrastructure and includes the KeeperPAM Gateway, KeeperDB, the Keeper Admin Console, and Keeper APIs. It retains Keeper's zero-knowledge architecture, encrypting and decrypting credentials and secrets on users' devices, and supports fully air-gapped networks and customer-controlled data residency.