Keeper Security has announced a new integration with Google Security Operations (GoogleSecOps). The integration streams privileged access activity from Keeper into the Google SecOps platform, which unifies Security Information and Event Management (SIEM), Security Orchestration, Automation and Response (SOAR) and threat intelligence, to give security teams real-time visibility and faster incident response.
As attackers increasingly leverage AI-driven techniques and sophisticated cyber campaigns, organisations must improve both visibility and speed of response. By combining Keeper’s Advanced Reporting and Alerts Module (ARAM) with Google SecOps, security teams gain real-time, centralised insights into privileged access activity across their environments. Events are continuously streamed directly into Google SecOps, helping to eliminate visibility gaps and reduce the burden of manual oversight. The result is faster, more precise detection and response to potential breaches.
Craig Lurey, CTO and Co-founder of Keeper Security, said: “Privileged access should never be a blind spot. By integrating our capabilities into Google SecOps, we’re giving enterprises unprecedented visibility and control over their most sensitive accounts, enabling faster detection and stronger defense against threats.”
Real-time monitoring is facilitated by continuous event streaming from Keeper into Google SecOps, enabling immediate detection of suspicious or unauthorised behaviour, while operational efficiency is enhanced through automated reporting and alerting that reduce manual log reviews. Furthermore, comprehensive event logging and access control documentation aid regulatory compliance for standards such as GDPR, PCI DSS, SOC and ISO. Additionally, the ingestion of BreachWatch® event data offers proactive protection by identifying exposed credentials and helping to prevent account takeover attempts.
KeeperPAM® is a unified, cloud-native platform designed to secure sensitive credentials and access points, including passwords, passkeys, secrets, and privileged sessions, across both hybrid and multi-cloud environments. The system incorporates agentic AI through its KeeperAI feature, enabling real-time threat detection and response. This AI functionality can automatically terminate high-risk sessions while continuously analysing and categorising all user activity. By enforcing least-privilege access policies and providing actionable intelligence from every privileged account, KeeperPAM aims to lower the risk of security breaches and enhance overall enterprise cyber resilience.
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