Keeper Security Integrated With SailPoint Identity Platform
The integration automates identity provisioning and access governance for organizations, aiming to reduce credential management gaps.
Updated on Oct. 1, 2026 in Cybersecurity
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Keeper Security has integrated its privileged access management platform with SailPoint's identity governance system. The integration, which became available on October 1, 2026, uses a software connector to automate provisioning and access certification.
Why it matters
Disconnected security tools often leave organizations vulnerable to credential misuse, with 64% of entities currently lacking consolidated privileged access governance. This integration seeks to mitigate these risks by linking identity controls directly to access enforcement.
The integration connects SailPoint directly to KeeperPAM via a software connector that syncs access decisions with Keeper-managed identities. This process enables automated logging of grants and revocations while facilitating identity reviews within the SailPoint interface.
The players
Keeper Security
A provider of privileged access management platforms that holds FedRAMP High certification and FIPS 140-3 validation.
SailPoint
An enterprise identity security company offering governance systems for managing user access and compliance.
The details
The integration functions by funneling access decisions from SailPoint through a specialized software connector directly into KeeperPAM. This enables the automation of provisioning and deprovisioning for users and resources, ensuring that access changes are synchronized across both platforms. The system also supports automated logging for all access grants, updates, and revocations to simplify compliance audits. Keeper currently maintains FedRAMP High certification and FIPS 140-3 validation for its infrastructure.
Timeline
The integration became available for organizations on October 1, 2026.
Keeper Security released research data regarding security tool consolidation in 2026.
The Tech Race
This integration moves to close the persistent gap between identity governance and privileged access enforcement. It follows an industry trend of consolidating security stacks to meet the stringent validation requirements found on the CISA Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation Approved Products List.
Organizations can now use this connector to automate access reviews and account lifecycle management across both platforms. IT administrators should verify that their existing Keeper and SailPoint instances meet the necessary configuration requirements to enable the new automated logging features.
The takeaway
The move underscores the growing priority of unifying identity governance to eliminate exploitable blind spots in enterprise security. Organizations should monitor their internal access audit logs to assess how this automation impacts the speed of permission revocation cycles.
Further reading
For broader trends in identity security, see the latest coverage in Cybersecurity.
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