Keeper Security releases Microsoft Power Platform connector for Secrets Manager

By Atlas Watchline Staff · Corporate · August 19, 2026

Keeper Security says its certified connector links Keeper Secrets Manager with Azure Logic Apps through the Microsoft Power Platform marketplace.

Keeper Security has released a certified Microsoft Power Platform connector for Keeper Secrets Manager that works with Azure Logic Apps and is available on the Microsoft Power Platform marketplace.

The company said the connector lets enterprise teams create and retrieve credentials at runtime inside automated workflows without hardcoding sensitive values. Keeper said that approach is intended to reduce the risk tied to credentials embedded in automation scripts and flows.

In its announcement dated Aug. 19, 2026, Keeper said the connector uses a lightweight Python middleware service deployed as an Azure Function App. The middleware communicates with the Keeper Vault through the Keeper Secrets Manager SDK, according to the company.

Keeper said secrets remain encrypted under its zero-knowledge security architecture and are decrypted locally within the customer’s Azure environment. The company said the data is not transmitted in plaintext through Keeper’s infrastructure.

The connector supports five operations: List Secrets, Get Secret, Create Secret, Update Secret and List Folders, Keeper said. The announcement said those functions can be used for tasks including API credential injection, database connection string retrieval, GitHub secret synchronization and vault compliance auditing.

Keeper said the release is available now and that documentation, the middleware repository and deployment instructions are posted at docs.keeper.io.

Chief Executive Darren Guccione said the connector brings Keeper’s zero-knowledge architecture into the Microsoft automation layer and keeps secrets encrypted in the vault until they are needed. Chief Technology Officer Craig Lurey said the connector relies on a lightweight Python middleware service deployed as an Azure Function App and connected to the vault through the Keeper Secrets Manager SDK.

The announcement did not include pricing details or a rollout schedule beyond saying the connector is available now. It also said Keeper is trusted by millions of people and thousands of organizations globally.

Sources

• PR Newswire company release

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