Today, Keeper Security has announced a native integration with Microsoft Sentinel. This integration enables organisations to detect and respond to credential-based threats faster and with greater precision by streaming real-time Keeper event data directly into the Microsoft Sentinel Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) solution. Security teams gain deep visibility into credential use, privileged activity and potential threats across both commercial and Azure Government environments.
Credential-based attacks remain the top threat vector in today’s enterprise environments. According to Verizon’s 2025 Data Breach Investigations Report, found that stolen credentials were the most common initial access vector in 22% of breaches and were involved in 88% of Basic Web Application attacks. To effectively reduce this risk, organisations need real-time insights into how passwords, secrets and privileged accounts are accessed and managed.
Keeper’s integration is available for commercial and government customers as a one-click deployment through the Microsoft Sentinel Content Hub, eliminating the need for manual setup or Workspace IDs. The integration automatically handles all necessary connection setup, including secure authorisation and data routing, enabling organisations to quickly and easily activate enterprise-grade privileged access monitoring without complex manual configuration. Beyond human users, this integration extends critical visibility to non-human identities, including service accounts and automated systems, that often hold privileged access. Monitoring both human and machine activity provides organisations with a comprehensive view of credential usage, closing security gaps and reducing blind spots.
Craig Lurey, CTO and Co-founder of Keeper Security, said: “With this integration, Keeper becomes a real-time signal to Microsoft Sentinel, giving security teams actionable intelligence about who is accessing what, when and where. Credential-based attacks continue to rise. We’re delivering the visibility organisations need to respond quickly and prevent breaches.”
The integration of Keeper event data with Microsoft Sentinel offers security teams unified visibility over credential and privileged access risk. By streaming real-time activity, it enables faster threat detection and response through automated alerts for suspicious logins and policy changes. This comprehensive monitoring, which includes oversight of both human and machine access, also simplifies compliance and auditing by automatically logging detailed, verifiable activity for regulatory reporting.
With identity at the centre of modern attacks, this integration delivers credential intelligence and threat detection to help security teams strengthen defences, accelerate response and stay ahead of evolving threats.
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