Keeper Security says GigaOm and ISG ranked its identity tools in top tiers
Keeper Security said GigaOm and ISG recognized its identity security products in the same week, with placements in password management and IAM evaluations.
Keeper Security said on Sept. 1, 2026, that GigaOm and ISG each gave the company top-tier recognition in evaluations of identity security products.
The Chicago company said the reviews matter because identity tools are a core part of how companies manage passwords, access and privileged accounts. Keeper said its products are built to cover identity management from passwords and passkeys to secrets and privileged access.
According to the release, GigaOm named Keeper a Leader in the Enduring Innovators quadrant of its Enterprise Password Management Radar and identified it as the overall quadrant leader. Keeper said it has held a top position in GigaOm’s enterprise password management evaluation for five straight years.
The company also said ISG named it an Exemplary Provider in its Buyers Guide for Identity and Access Management Platforms. Keeper said that placed it among the top tier of IAM providers globally alongside Microsoft, AWS and Google Cloud.
Keeper said ISG gave it an overall performance score of 83%, or A-, along with a product capability score of 85.4% and a customer experience score of 82.7%.
The release quoted CEO and co-founder Darren Guccione as saying the company deliberately designed its platform to govern identity end to end. He said the two firms placing Keeper at the top suggests that choice was correct and that the market is catching up.
The announcement also pointed to broader identity security challenges. It cited the Dark Reading State of Identity Security Survey as finding that 40% of organizations run four or more disconnected identity products or platforms. It also said Keeper’s own global research found 96% of cybersecurity decision-makers say disconnected tools create exploitable gaps in security programs.
Keeper describes its product line as including Keeper Password Manager, KeeperPAM and KeeperAI. The release says the platform covers passwords, passkeys, secrets, privileged access, endpoint privilege management, machine identities, non-human identities and AI agents.
Because the item comes from a company press release and contains competitive claims about analyst rankings, the report should be treated as a corporate announcement rather than an independent assessment.
What happens next is not stated in the release. The company did not announce new financial guidance or product changes in the material reviewed.
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