Keeper Security

Pros: The integration into all aspects of my daily functions. I can maintain extremely strong passwords, simply

Cons: The integration with some apps forces a 2FA code, but going to retrieve the code closes integration.

Pros: It's a good software, works as intended, new features added often. iphone, android, and windows apps, browser extension.

Cons: Seems there are semi constant price hikes, changes in reps, and feels like a cash grab to loyal customers. We came to keeper due to pricing; they raise the price almost 10% yearly. This is not including discounts they also removed.

Pros: It is simple to use both phone and laptop. I like the ability to share passwords. It’s one of those programs that works well and anyone can use effectively.

Cons: I maybe feel like I should update my password more often, and have a sense of comfort that if something should ever happen to me, my trusted next of kin could access my passwords.

Pros: ease of use and have the same experience like using 1password from a user that previous 1password user

Cons: keeper Just in time workflow approval still not yet release to public, keeper gateway seems to not able to deploy using app container, recommended method is deploy a VM then run docker.

Pros: Une solution simple, efficace et complète. Conçue pour le travail collaboratif avec la une gestion des accès centralisé.

Cons: Une interface pas très sexy (mais ça progresse) comparer aux solutions "grand publique". Et des certaines traductions approximatives.

Pros: L'outil de gestion de mots de passe Keeper assure une rapidité de connexion, une fiabilité, une simplicité d'utilisation, l'interface se révèle conviviale.

Cons: Se déconnecte un peu trop fréquemment dans une même journée. Mélange les mots de passe pour un même site internet selon les différentes adresses utilisateurs. Oblige à être vigilant sur l'adresse email renseignée.

Pros: It is easy to install, easy to learn to use, the browser extensions are awesome, the ability to securely share passwords with users is unbelievably helpful in team environments and the search functions work super well. The sales team are really lovely and not pushy and happy to make sure you have the right product for you, not constantly trying to upsell.

Cons: While I appreciate the added security of not being able to do a forgot password on a master password, it would be helpful to have some sort of opt-in feature for business based accounts for admins to force that for the inevitable person who will forget the password and learn the hard way that they need to start from scratch, as that can be a time drain. They always only need to learn once, but its a time consuming lesson!

Pros: It is a powerful tool for password management. I can easily store a wide range of different data formats with ease.

Cons: The Admin dashboard was sometimes ticky. Several new features should be added to make it easier to use for administrators and operations.

Pros: The most refreshing component of Keeper Security is simplicity. The application is laid out such that a user can figure out most activities withought a roadmap!

Cons: Cost increases that are locked in on an annual basis that are levied and the only alternative is to abandon ship.

Pros: Simple and easy password management. Easy to share passwords in a very secure way with employees who need access to portals but don't need to know the log-in information.

Cons: Keeper Security is great, but KCM is something we enrolled in and haven't been able to use it at all. We were sold on it's ability to provide highly managed and recorded sign-ons, and we discussed which websites and programs we would use it for, and then it turned out to be too complicated for their techs to make work. A waste of lots of time and money.

Pros: Keeper is extremely secure and at the same time very user-friendly. What we appreciate the most is the ability to safely share login credentials within our team—no more sending passwords via email or chat. We gained full control over who has access to what, with the ability to revoke permissions instantly, which is a huge benefit in a business environment. Another major advantage is the wide range of integrations—whether via desktop, mobile, browser extensions, or through SSO and Google Workspace. Onboarding new employees is fast and intuitive.

Cons: Some of the more advanced features are only available with higher-tier licenses, which may be discouraging for smaller teams. Also, the admin dashboard could be slightly more intuitive, especially when setting up roles, policies, and permissions—it took us a bit of time to get fully comfortable with it.

Pros: The most. Hmm.... I can definitely highlight the user-friendly interface and easy to navigate, high level of security and encryption, customer support and quick response times, wide range of features including secure file storage and password management, reliable and consistent performance. As well as license management flexibility

Cons: Some advanced features have a bit of a learning curve. For example, I remember that SSO integration was a bit unclear, but it works in the end.

Pros: It generally works OK but is somewhat difficult to use and not very friendly.

Cons: I wish it allowed access for 3 days or a week. 24 hours is too short and 30 days is too long.

Pros: It is inexpensive, very easy to use and very secure. Between the mobile app and browser plug-in, I'm able to easily fill in passwords without the risk posed by auto-fill from other vendors. Sharing and organizing secrets is also simple with support for group memberships and shared folders.

Cons: Nothing comes to mind. We've turned on some of their advanced security features like device approval and still no real issues.

Pros: Security and ease of use, and sharing of passwords across the team with only one member managing the changes.

Cons: Daily 2FA on the mobile device. Also, the new popup to change passwords makes it harder to edit when certain sites have restrictions on which special characters one must use.

Pros: The features are quite customisable and enable an organisation like ours to work within a specific requirements of operation.

Cons: The price is not competitive and unaffordable for our NGO. The API is an additional cost. We may need to leave Keeper purley on the grounds of cost.

Pros: One-time sharing feature very useful Sharing folders with teams and adjusting permissions works very well Great audit statistics Relatively good user interface and user experience

Cons: Browser extension quite cramped and no way to expand No keyboard shortcut to fill matching credentials (Bitwarden has cmd+shift+L) No option to set how a website URL is matched (Bitwarden has several options) Autofill button injected into form fields often difficult or impossible to click, depending on the website's design

Pros: Keeper is the first password manager I've used and likely will be the last. I like being able to organize strong passwords and share them securely

Cons: It can be difficult to authorize additional devices for a web vault

Pros: Very easy to use, reliable and swift also

Cons: Master password, perhaps you can work in biometrics on personal devices like authenticator?

Pros: fairly simple UI, mobile app, reasonable support and service

Cons: integration in browsers can be fairly wonky especially when the sites have separated authentication with application

Pros: The security features are top notch. I don't worry about the data in the platform.

Cons: The admin console is a bit clunky. It's getting better, but it's not the most intuitive.

Pros: ease of use and the fact that it can be used across all devices

Cons: that it automatically pops up all the time. i want to be able to control the auto fill easier