Step-by-step
Keeper is our approved password manager. We use it to help protect company systems, data, and accounts while making it easier for staff to manage their passwords securely.
Improved Security
Keeper allows you to store passwords in an encrypted vault instead of writing them down or reusing the same password across multiple services. This significantly reduces the risk of account compromise if one password is exposed.
Strong, Unique Passwords
Keeper can generate and store strong, unique passwords for every system you use. This means you don’t need to remember complex passwords or reuse weak ones.
Protection Against Phishing and Breaches
By storing the correct website and login details, Keeper helps prevent credentials from being entered on fake or malicious websites. If a service you use is involved in a data breach, Keeper can help identify affected passwords so they can be changed quickly.
Secure Access Across Devices
Your Keeper vault is available on your approved devices, allowing you to securely access your work credentials whether you are in the office or working remotely—without compromising security.
Company‑Approved and Managed
Using Keeper ensures everyone follows the same security standards for password storage and sharing. This helps protect both individual users and the organisation as a whole.
Getting Started
To set up Keeper for the first time, follow Keeper’s official Quick Start Guide linked below. This guide will walk you through creating your vault, installing the browser extension, and saving your first password.
https://docs.keeper.io/user-guides/quick-start-guides
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Published 10 June 2026 · Last updated 23 July 2026
