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Keeper Secrets Manager (KSM) is a secrets management solution published by Keeper Security, Inc., currently available at version 1.4.0, with two versions listed in the catalog. The software functions as a component of the broader Keeper Enterprise and KeeperPAM platform, integrating with the vendor's existing security ecosystem rather than operating as a standalone product. Its purpose is to provide DevOps teams, IT security personnel, and software development teams with a fully cloud-based platform for managing infrastructure secrets and other types of confidential data. Because it is delivered entirely through the cloud, organizations can centralize the storage, organization, and control of sensitive information without maintaining on-premises infrastructure dedicated to secrets management. Typical use cases include securing credentials, API keys, certificates, and similar confidential assets that applications, services, and development pipelines require in order to operate, while giving security teams oversight of how those secrets are handled across the environment. By serving multiple technical audiences—developers building software, DevOps engineers automating deployments, and IT security staff enforcing policy—KSM addresses the common challenge of secrets sprawl in modern infrastructure, where sensitive data is distributed across systems, codebases, and environments. The product falls within the security software category, specifically secrets management and privileged access management, reflecting its position within the KeeperPAM offering. As part of the Keeper Enterprise platform, it complements the publisher's wider portfolio of security tools aimed at protecting organizational data. The availability of two catalog versions allows teams to reference prior releases alongside the current 1.4.0 release when planning deployments or upgrades. Organizations evaluating secrets management solutions may consider Keeper Secrets Manager particularly relevant when they already use or plan to adopt other components of the Keeper platform, since it is designed to operate as an integrated element of that environment.
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