I think Keeper Enterprise Password Manager is a great product when it comes to my main use case. I believe they've made a good improvement lately, especially with the security score and the ability to validate and automatically show if a password has been compromised.

The best features Keeper Enterprise Password Manager offers include simple management and importing exported CSV. The import-export feature has helped me by allowing us to import devices instead of adding them one after the other, and we can put them in a specific folder. At the same time, it will verify if existing passwords are compromised so I can update them.

I would also add that the ability to share passwords for temporary access and to share information in a secure way is another useful feature. It also binds access to the MAC, which enhances security features in the field, so I don't have to give passwords through chat.

Keeper Enterprise Password Manager has positively impacted my organization by improving our security posture. Many compromised passwords have been able to be changed, and we maintain high-level security, making sure that all devices are secured.

The best features that Keeper Enterprise Password Manager offers include the fantastic BreachWatch system, which lets you know what has appeared on the dark web through various searches. It helps with credential management and fixing weak passwords. The one-time share feature is great, and we use that heavily for onboards, offboards, and sharing important credentials that we do not embed into tickets or via email. The reporting features are very useful. We tested the privileged access management SKU, which was very useful but did not come to fruition in our company due to a lack of need. The general MSP console and management of clients is very simple and useful compared to other password managers I have utilized.

When we first added BreachWatch, we could see how many of the client records provided to us were either insecure or not strong. This allowed us to go in and update those to more secure credentials, which is essentially the whole point. It is also good when we onboard clients, as we know what is insecure when they provide any secure logins. The reporting features are quite simple and easy to use, and log-wise they are great. We have it inputted into our SIEM, which helps.

Keeper Enterprise Password Manager has positively impacted our organization by increasing our overall security. It has made our general workflow quicker and easier for credential management and TOTP sharing. Overall, it does exactly what it is meant to do and is beneficial to our organization, especially as an MSP.

Keeper Enterprise Password Manager has improved our workflow through all credential management and the ability to pass over and retrieve logins from clients becoming much faster and easier.

The best features that Keeper Enterprise Password Manager offers include multiplatform integration, ease of administration of the product for admins and therefore also for MSPs, and ease of use for end users.

The multiplatform integration and ease of administration of Keeper Enterprise Password Manager help me concretely in my daily work by allowing users to access their passwords on their PC, Mac, smartphone, and from the Internet, while the very granular access rights allow us to restrict the use of certain passwords, sharing, and external access to specific people, which significantly increases the level of security.

Keeper Enterprise Password Manager has had a positive impact on my organization by allowing us to deploy it to the teams fairly quickly and especially to have good user adoption within the teams thanks to its ease of use.

The best features offered by Keeper Enterprise Password Manager are the password generator and the vault.

What I appreciate most about using the password generator and the vault daily is that it interfaces well with the Microsoft ecosystem, it is quite simple to use, and there is also a password policy that is relatively robust.

Keeper Enterprise Password Manager has had a positive impact on my organization because it allows us to secure all of our clients' passwords in a secure and legal way in Zero Trust mode. The concrete impact this has had includes time savings, as all the passwords are centralized in the Keeper Enterprise Password Manager console in the same place, and it also means you do not have to create a password.

Credential management was a significant advantage of Keeper. The ability to share credentials easily and securely was a big improvement. Previously, sharing passwords and credentials through email and teams was a problem. It resulted in notable productivity gains and increased security. We also used Keeper to block or handle non-standard sites that were not allowed, enhancing our control.

For daily, day-to-day tasks, Keeper Enterprise Password Manager is easy to use. Our passwords are secure and easy to access.

Security is the main concern that we look at with Keeper Enterprise Password Manager. It provides great security in terms of password managing. It's a one-click solution, which is good.

Multi-factor authentication is the most reliable feature that I use right now with Keeper Enterprise Password Manager. It just pops up a notification on my phone, so it's an easy and the best way to secure our passwords.

The time saved is the most major benefit that we look at with Keeper Enterprise Password Manager. We don't have to log in or write our passwords again and again. It's just one click, one go, and everything is sorted out. Keeper Enterprise Password Manager protects it very easily, and it gives all the security that we are looking for right now. Our time is saved with one click of Keeper Enterprise Password Manager. Keeper Enterprise Password Manager keeps our passwords safe. We don't have to write them again and again.

The best features Keeper Enterprise Password Manager offers are that it is easy to use, you can set up single sign-on so you can just log in with your 365 email, it is a great password generator and a great tool for storing passwords, and I appreciate how it autofills the records for you when you try to sign in.

My experience with the password generator and single sign-on shows that single sign-on is great because you can manage users without having to manually create user accounts. Users can just log in with 365, so the system will pull the users from there and whoever needs access can be added to the group. This seamless feature helps users avoid having to log in to the site using a separate email and password.

Keeper Enterprise Password Manager has impacted my organization positively because it is better to have your passwords recorded in a vault where it is more secure than just having it elsewhere.

A specific outcome I have noticed since using Keeper Enterprise Password Manager is improved security, as users are now having their sensitive information in a vault instead of having it on a notepad or in other documents on their computer. This has helped from the security perspective.

Keeper Enterprise Password Manager has helped reduce password-related issues.

The best features Keeper Enterprise Password Manager offers are the ability to store multiple passwords and provide secure analysis of any weak passwords in real-time.

The real-time analysis of weak passwords helps my team immensely; it allows us to not only take a more proactive approach but also stay ahead of any ongoing and potential threat factors that weak passwords and weak areas may be exposed to.

Keeper Enterprise Password Manager has positively impacted my organization by providing us less downtime and more efficiency across all of our organizations. It has led to less downtime not just due to a specific incident or metric, but across the board overall, we're much happier with the solution as opposed to some of our other competitors.

Keeper Enterprise Password Manager is critical for managing credentials both internally and for customers, serving as a must-have solution. It offers an efficient solution to ensure that all credentials are securely managed. This capability is vital for reselling to customers, helping them maintain secure credential practices.

Keeper has strong security features. 

The best features Keeper Enterprise Password Manager offers are Single Sign-On and authentication, which makes it difficult for other users to potentially hack in.

Single Sign-On and authentication have helped my team because it is helpful in case a user changes their cell phone. As an example, I can reset the Single Sign-On authentication as well, making it more secure so that other users are not able to access that same account going forward.

I like the tool's keyword editor and SSO. 

I like a couple of things about this solution. Being able to share passwords with other people is valuable. You can see if the information is out on the dark web and whether you have weak passwords and the last time they were changed.

You could also have the 2FA or MFA codes embedded in the application so that you don't have to use your phone or any other 2FA device, which is something very important.

The possibility of assigning information to different groups and individuals has been the most valuable. 

The ability to autofill the login credentials has saved me a lot of time in my day to day computing. As I'm on the computer for 10+ hours every day, it's a life-saver.

Keeper was user-friendly. It was implemented within the whole "fingerprinting thing" in Apple — you could use Keeper the same way as you use Keychain. 

The user interface was also nice. You could have multiple or different zones. You could have your vault, so to speak, for your work-related applications, and you could also have private vaults, as well. If I can recall correctly, you could place notes and other documents in this vault to be saved — I liked that.

What I like the most is the fact that I can just mark anything and it is automatically copied into the clipboard.

File organization with folders/subfolders. We save one folder for each client. This allows us to ensure the data security and easy to locate. Changing or updating information is effective to everyone immediately. No more having to inconvenience anyone! 

It syncs with all devices and supports all platforms.

Cloud storage (access from anywhere) and KeeperFill are very handy. Plus, it saves me a lot of typing.

Auto login across platforms allows for no copying and pasting.

I like Keeper's mobility and its accessibility. No matter where I am, or if I have my phone on me or not, I can access my passwords from any Internet connected device.

The automatic filling of usernames and passwords by the Keeper browser extensions has been one of my favorite features. 

Another feature is the generator of complex passwords by Keeper. It keeps me safe from being hacked!

I love how Keeper keeps my passwords so I am organized. I would be lost without it. I have cognitive issues and Keeper is a real lifesaver time and time again.

Security: This is an important feature, since it has a double authentication factor increasing the security level.

Password sharing and SSO. These features almost become a necessity to make sure that company data is safe and reduce the possibility of data breach.

• Creates random, complex passwords.
• Can create folders for specific types of information (i.e., work, personal, and school).
• Can connect multiple devices to one single login.

We can access our sign-ins and passwords on up to five devices per user. This means I can access a given site and my login and password for that site from my home and office computers as well as my phone and iPad. We can share passwords and when one of us updates a password it changes for everyone. We can verify the security level and have the system randomly assign and store passwords. There is a high level of security protection.

Valuable features for us include:

• Available for Windows platforms and also Mac OS and Linux systems.
• Well-prepared extensions for all major web browsers, such as Firefox, Chrome, Opera, etc.
• Grouping of passwords into folders with one account for work use and another one for home use.
• Generates new passwords for you.

-Ease of use and simple graphic interface.

-Strong security with AES 256 encryption, dual factor authentication,password to access keeper is encrypted and not keys are not held by Keeper, 100,000 PBKDF2 iterations.

-Simple to sync between all compatible devices and backups take only a couple seconds.

-Browser extensions available for Firefox, Chrome, and now IE.

-Fingerprint login available on certain IOS devices.

Only one single password should be remembered. Works on all my devices: Windows, Android, iOS and has integration with web browsers. Easy to use interface (folders, attachments), possibility to generate password with different levels of security (numbers, symbols, length).

Possibility to login using the fingerprint sensor on Android/iPhone.

Chrome extension and app.

I love the ease with which I can have hundreds of unique, complex passwords which sync between my phone, tablet, and laptop. I have only one password to remember, which is the one to get me into Keeper. Everything else provides top-notch security for my personal and professional work.

Many great features, but these are my fave: Amazing Chrome plug-in; phone and desktop access; roll the dice to create encrypted password; for Android, you have fingerprint sign-on; ability to attach files to any entry; family sharing.

• Security Architecture
• Account Transfer
• Keeper SSO Connect
• Keeper Bridge

• Password Generator
• Ease of use
• Multi-platform
• 24/7 support
• Affordability

Password sharing with team members.

• Strong password creator
• Two factor authentication
  Cross platform functionality
• Easy to use interface

It is very easy to use.

There are many, it creates really secure passwords and I only have to remember one. Also, it has a very good plug in for my browser (Chrome) and also syncs to my phone (Android) so it is very efficient.

For us the two most important features are two-factor authentication and the ability to securely share document passwords (like Excel or Word) amongst specific team members. In the past, we had people writing these passwords down and storing them in an insecure manner.