Best Alternatives to Keeper Security
Find Keeper Security alternatives with deeper privileged access management, visual session recording, and purpose-built infrastructure access controls.
Why Teams Look for Keeper Security Alternatives
Common challenges that drive organizations to explore other options
PAM capabilities are an extension of password management — not purpose-built for infrastructure access
Session recording is limited compared to dedicated PAM platforms
Lacks deep protocol-level controls for SSH, RDP, and database sessions
Connection Manager has limited support for complex infrastructure topologies
Missing advanced features like granular RBAC, JIT workflows, and conditional access policies
Why OnePAM Is the Top Alternative
Purpose-built for secure infrastructure access with full session recording
Purpose-built infrastructure PAM
- Designed from the ground up for SSH, RDP, VNC, database, and web app access
- Deep protocol-level controls and monitoring
- Advanced RBAC with attribute-based policies
- Just-in-time access with multi-level approval workflows
Visual session recording for everything
- Full video-like playback for SSH, RDP, VNC, and database sessions
- Keystroke and query logging with search
- Compliance-ready exports for SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA
- Real-time session monitoring and intervention
No client software required
- Browser-based access for all protocols
- Instant onboarding for any user or contractor
- No desktop application to distribute and update
- Works on any device, any OS, any network
Other Keeper Security Alternatives
Other options to consider when evaluating alternatives
CyberArk
Enterprise PAM platform with the most comprehensive feature set in the market.
- Most mature PAM platform
- Extensive compliance coverage
- Deepest integrations
- Very complex deployment
- Highest cost in the category
- Legacy architecture
Delinea (Thycotic)
Privileged access management with strong secrets management capabilities.
- Strong Secret Server product
- Cloud-ready options
- Mid-market pricing
- Multiple products to integrate
- Post-acquisition uncertainty
- Limited browser-based access
How to Migrate from Keeper Security
A straightforward path from Keeper Security to OnePAM
Export credentials and shared folders from Keeper vault
Deploy OnePAM agents on your infrastructure endpoints
Import credentials into OnePAM with rotation policies configured
Set up IdP integration and map Keeper teams/roles to OnePAM RBAC policies
Validate access workflows and session recording, then transition users to OnePAM
Common Questions
What teams ask when switching from Keeper Security
Who Should Switch?
OnePAM is the right choice if this sounds like your team
OnePAM is ideal for
- Teams that have outgrown Keeper's PAM capabilities and need a purpose-built solution
- Organizations with compliance requirements demanding visual session recording
- Companies needing advanced RBAC, JIT access, and approval workflows
- Security teams wanting deeper infrastructure access controls beyond password management
Ready to Make the Switch?
Start your free trial and see why teams are choosing OnePAM over Keeper Security.