Keeper Password Manager for Enterprise and SMB
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Hard to setup, but SCIM and SSO make it perfect
What do you like best about the product?
I love that I dont need to ever spend time managing keeper for my company. Everything is automated and secure. Tech support is happy to help in the implementation though, so its definitely achievable. Now my users are calling in less for password resets and are using more complex and unique passwords.
What do you dislike about the product?
Its hard to setup, but there is no getting around that for SSO and SCIM. Im glad that keeper allows use of these technologies.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Users sharing passwords via email, and not being able to share MFA
We Love Keeper
What do you like best about the product?
As an IT professional, I LOVE that Keeper is one of the most secure password managers on the market. It makes my life so much easier AND my accounts safer. Now I can implement long complex passwords without having to think about it. When we deployed Keeper at our company, our Managed Service Provider was so impressed with the program, that they implemented in their own office and recommend Keeper to all their clients. Deployment was easy with the help of the customer service team, they walked us through setting up Single Sign On on our server and create users. Within a couple days of using keeper we had fully integrated Keeper into our daily workflow.
What do you dislike about the product?
There is a hefty learning curve for novice users because there's a lack of consistency. Not all websites work well with Keeper and require extra clicks to input the login credentials. Password changes are the worst culprit of this inconsistency. I have found it more productive to train users on the logic behind the program, rather than asking them to complete steps x,y,z, in a specific order.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Not only does Keeper help me create new, more complex passwords, it remembers them all and makes sure they get entered in the correct spot. I am no longer stressed about reusing passwords, or worring about password complexity. Most of all, the best part about Keeper, is that I don't know any of my passwords anymore and I don't HAVE to!
In the ultra competitive password manager market, Keeper earns their place
What do you like best about the product?
My favorite part of Keeper password manager would have to be their support. The few times we needed to engage their support, Keeper support has always been extremely quick to respond to any issues. Keeper also does a great job of documentation, which is really helpful for deploying this software in an enterprise environment. I also am happy with the Okta integration, as it allowed us to easily onboard/offboard users to the service vs. others which may not integrate with our IDP, making tracking licensing more difficult.
What do you dislike about the product?
I am overall pleased with Keeper, although I do wish more of the reporting was included in the base license vs. having to purchase additional licensing. Other than that, it has been a great product to use.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Keeper password manager helps us solve the problem of non-privileged password management (We use a seperate system for privileged access management, but Keeper may allow this too). Keeper helps manage these passwords very easily, instead of needing to remember 20 different passwords, we only have to remember one really. We are also using Keeper for some users, in combination with windows hello, to help some employees go passwordless. They can use biometrics to log in to Okta, which they can then use to access Keeper since we have that integrated. With the combination of these two solutions, employees, if they want, do not have to actually remember any passwords now. This is very useful for those who are more frontline workers who do not have to use their computers on a daily basis, who may forget their password due to lack of use.
Keeper Password Manager is the key to a secure network.
What do you like best about the product?
Keeper Password Manager gives you multiple ways to store and access your passwords. The extension in Chrome or other browsers is extremely useful. Additionally Keeper users a tool they call BreachWatch that monitors for your passwords found in data breaches.
What do you dislike about the product?
Keeper Password Manager can be a lot to take in for new users.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Keeper enables us to generate secure passwords and keep track of any potential compromises that may occur online. It provides reassurance, as our users can create strong, random passwords with confidence. When our users rely on Keeper Password Manager, we feel less concerned about the risk of their passwords being compromised.
An Excellent Choice to Manage Passwords in Organisations
What do you like best about the product?
Admin management, Password security
Autofill features are excellent
Autofill features are excellent
What do you dislike about the product?
implementing Azure SSO was difficult at first
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Helping in avoiding employees creating weak passwords and storing it in Browsers
Best password manager available, especially for business.
What do you like best about the product?
Keeper has been doing this for a while so obviously as a password manager, it works great, but so do other password managers. What sets Keeper apart for me is its use in business. The ability to provide keeper to our employees and use it to manage passwords company wide, has helped us become far more secure than we used to be. No more reusing of passwords, no more easy to guess simple passwords, and VERY easy to share passwords between users with a SINGLE record for each account. Keeper has great support, including help with implementation and training (our biggest hurdle). It is also inexpensive AND they include for FREE access to personal Keeper accounts for each of our licensed users, as long as they are employed. Most users love to use Keeper right away and immediately see the benefits. Other users, I have found, have a tough time trusting their passwords to an application.
What do you dislike about the product?
Keeper isn't perfect and can at times be a little bit "fiddly" especially if you are not good about disabling other password managers within your OS or web browser. The browser extension, which is a must have utility, gets in its own way sometimes and you have to be careful with the auto-generate password feature as sometimes you can accept the password and use it on the site only to acciedently trigger Keeper to randomize the password again, losing the one you just used. Messing this up can result in having to immediately reset the password you just created and trying again.
Many of these issues can be avoided if you implement their best practices and take some time to read their knowledgebase articles.
Many of these issues can be avoided if you implement their best practices and take some time to read their knowledgebase articles.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Our biggest issue with passwords are threefold. First, people use the same (or very similar) passwords across multiple accounts, this is against our company policy and a very bad habit in general. Keeper solves this by making it easy to setup unique passwords for each account that do not need to be memorized by the user. Next, most user passwords are far too simple and never get changed. Keeper fixes this problem by providing highly complex passwords for each record and identifying passwords currently in use that have been exposed in a data breach or are just too easily guessed. Third and final, Keeper eliminates the need for people to write down their passwords. Prior to using Keeper, I would find passwords stored in notebooks, sticky notes, written under keyboards; often times these passwords would be clearly labeled as "PASSWORDS" making it even easier to steal. The Keeper browser extension, combined with the app for smartphones makes writing down passwords and storing them insecurely a thing of the past.
A runner up to these three primary issues is the problem of sharing passwords for common accounts. In the past, users would share and store passwords for the same accounts, separately, resulting in problems when one user would change the password without notifying anyone else, even worse was when a person who had control of a password would leave the company. These, among many other problems have been resolved since implementing Keeper for Business.
A runner up to these three primary issues is the problem of sharing passwords for common accounts. In the past, users would share and store passwords for the same accounts, separately, resulting in problems when one user would change the password without notifying anyone else, even worse was when a person who had control of a password would leave the company. These, among many other problems have been resolved since implementing Keeper for Business.
Highly Recommend
What do you like best about the product?
Keeper Password Manager not only keeps track of your passwords, but also helps you create new one meeting whatever critieria is asked. It also lets you know if you have duplicated any passwords or if your password happens to be on the dark web (Breachwatch).
What do you dislike about the product?
The one "complaint" that I have is if you tell Keeper Password manager to not "automatically" fill in the username and password to a specific website, you can't change it back to auto fill. Well, you can, it just doesn't do it.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
This helps when we have a person who leaves the company. All you do is disable the account and you can then transfer all the usernames and passwords to their replacement. And this is all done while encrypted.
Keeper - More than just a password locker
What do you like best about the product?
We use Keeper in our IT department to safeguard all of our vital password data. With Enterprise integration built in to Google Workspace, we are able to use SSO to login and access all of our password data. Keeper's ability to organize passwords within the team and share them out is second to none in my opinion and recent updates like timed link sharing and passkey capability show how on the ball they are.
What do you dislike about the product?
I wish it was cheaper per person as I'd like to roll it out to all of our staff in the Division. Being able to easily enforce more complex passwords would greatly help harden our network.
That being said, Keeper's pricing is very competitive when compared to other solutions.
That being said, Keeper's pricing is very competitive when compared to other solutions.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
We were looking for a way to safeguard IT passwords. Previously we were using unencrypted spreadsheets that were only protected by file sharing security policies.
Keeper is a robust solution that allows us to easily secure and share our passwords.
Keeper is a robust solution that allows us to easily secure and share our passwords.
The BEST Password/Financial/Secret Protector
What do you like best about the product?
This software is so robust and allows us to keep our passwords and other sensitive information encrypted. Since a lot of our team works out of other offices and around the world, Keeper allows us to share encrypted passwords with the team with ease. Both the mobile app and desktop version have been super easy to implement within our team and the Chrome extension makes it super easy and efficient to use Keeper. I love the ability to generate passwords and then have it auto fill into my account when logging in. The ability to transfer records from one user account to another has been extremely helpful with off boarding former employees.
What do you dislike about the product?
The only downside of Keeper I have found is when I have multiple login accounts for a website and I have auto fill selected, sometimes I get automatically logged in to the wrong account. It that's an easy fix on my end.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Keeper Password Manager is helping us generate strong passwords and keep them secure and encrypted while sharing with the team.
Keeper Password Manager is Business Quality and Home User Easy
What do you like best about the product?
1) Their security hasn't been breached.
2) It's built for business. It works and was designed for business environments. For example, it works with SSO. It wasn't designed for the consumer and re-engineered for business. It was designed for business from the beginning.
3) It is easy for the home user to use. If I use it at home, that says something.
4) Updates are automatic and seamless.
5) Customer support is just as important as the product. When I used it a few times so far, their support was decent.
6) They have a piece of software that will fill-in authentication fields in local software installations that are not browser-based. This is a nice feature.
7) They have command-line support, even though I haven't used it yet.
2) It's built for business. It works and was designed for business environments. For example, it works with SSO. It wasn't designed for the consumer and re-engineered for business. It was designed for business from the beginning.
3) It is easy for the home user to use. If I use it at home, that says something.
4) Updates are automatic and seamless.
5) Customer support is just as important as the product. When I used it a few times so far, their support was decent.
6) They have a piece of software that will fill-in authentication fields in local software installations that are not browser-based. This is a nice feature.
7) They have command-line support, even though I haven't used it yet.
What do you dislike about the product?
Their naming conventions are a bit confusing. Keeper Password Manager and Digital Vault is a long name. KeeperFill is the most used part of Keeper Password Manager and Digital Vault.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Removes the usual headaches associated with not having password management: hidden sticky notes, re-used passwords between multiple authentications, weak passwords, compromised credentials, etc.
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