The company currently protects more than 95,000 organizations worldwide, including numerous Fortune 500 enterprises and public sector agencies. Keeper has established itself as a leading provider of zero-trust and zero-knowledge identity security solutions, delivering a unified platform designed to secure both human and non-human identities across enterprise environments.
In 2025, leading analyst firm Gartner recognized Keeper as the second-fastest-growing security software competitor globally, ranking only behind Google. The recognition highlights the company's rapid market expansion as organizations seek stronger identity security to address risks created by cloud transformation and large-scale artificial intelligence adoption. Keeper stated that it is currently growing at more than four times the industry average.
The company's accelerated growth has been driven by the rapid increase in digital identities during the era of agentic artificial intelligence and its continued investment in product innovation. Keeper's unified privileged access management and identity security platform, KeeperPAM, is designed to protect both human users and Non-Human Identities, including service accounts, machine identities, databases, artificial intelligence agents, and agentic workloads.
Since the launch of KeeperPAM in February 2025, revenue generated by the platform has increased tenfold year over year. The company has also recorded industry-leading customer growth, adding an average of 850 new organizations every month. During the past fifteen months, Keeper introduced more than 400 new features and products for the KeeperPAM platform.
Darren Guccione, Chief Executive Officer and Co-founder of Keeper Security, said identity has become the new security perimeter as enterprises increasingly deploy artificial intelligence agents and autonomous systems. He stated that the rapid growth of privileged identities and machine credentials requires organizations to adopt a modern, unified platform capable of securing every human and non-human identity while governing every privileged interaction. He added that the company's continued growth reflects increasing market demand for a platform specifically built to address these evolving security challenges.
Keeper's cloud-native cybersecurity platform combines enterprise password management, secrets management, privileged session management, database management, and endpoint privilege management within a single solution. The company's AI-native identity security strategy extends these capabilities to non-human identities and agentic artificial intelligence environments, enabling organizations to discover, manage, and secure machine credentials and autonomous workloads with the same level of protection applied to human users.
According to industry reports cited by the company, enterprises adopting artificial intelligence technologies are witnessing non-human identities outnumber human identities by approximately 150 to 1. This rapid expansion is creating new attack surfaces and increasing operational complexity. Keeper stated that its platform enables organizations to establish identity-first security strategies that deliver visibility, governance, security, and least-privilege access controls across the entire identity ecosystem.
Craig Lurey, Chief Technology Officer and Co-founder of Keeper Security, said autonomous agents, advanced large language models, and machine-to-machine workflows are already operating within enterprise environments without sufficient governance, secrets management, or access controls. He stated that Keeper's platform has been purpose-built to solve these challenges at enterprise scale.
The company stated that its continued financial growth and industry recognition reinforce its position among the cybersecurity sector's fastest-growing and most innovative providers of AI-native identity security and privileged access management solutions. Keeper also highlighted its combination of strong revenue growth, profitability, and a debt-free capital structure as key strengths supporting its long-term strategy in the agentic artificial intelligence era.
Commenting on the latest milestone, Darren Guccione said surpassing USD 225 million in Annual Recurring Revenue confirms that securing non-human identities has become the defining cybersecurity challenge of the artificial intelligence era. He added that Keeper has established an accelerated path toward reaching USD 1 billion in Annual Recurring Revenue, supported by its technology roadmap and providing strategic flexibility for a future public offering.
Keeper Security describes itself as a leading provider of zero-trust and zero-knowledge identity security solutions trusted by millions of users and thousands of organizations worldwide. Its KeeperPAM platform integrates password and passkey management, secrets management, privileged session management, and endpoint privilege management into a single cloud-native platform protected by quantum-resistant encryption. The company also offers KeeperAI, which delivers real-time AI-native threat detection across privileged sessions while providing unified access governance, compliance, and visibility for human users, machine identities, non-human identities, and artificial intelligence agents. The latest revenue milestone underscores Keeper's growing influence in the rapidly evolving identity security market as enterprises increasingly prioritize identity-first cybersecurity strategies for the artificial intelligence age.
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