Keeper Security Integrates Privileged Access Controls Directly into Microsoft Teams — Keeper Security, Inc.

Event summary

Keeper Security launched the Keeper Teams App on June 25, 2026, embedding privileged access controls directly into Microsoft Teams.
The app enables five core workflows for managing credential access without switching tools, including record/folder access requests and one-time share requests.
The integration is powered by Keeper Secrets Manager (KSM) and Commander Service Mode, maintaining zero-knowledge security compliance.
The app is customer-hosted via Docker on the customer's own infrastructure, ensuring no credentials pass through Keeper’s cloud.

The big picture

Keeper Security’s integration with Microsoft Teams reflects the broader industry trend of embedding security controls within existing workflows to reduce friction and improve compliance. As organizations increasingly rely on collaboration platforms like Teams for daily operations, the ability to manage privileged access without context-switching could become a key differentiator in the PAM market.

What we're watching

Adoption Pace: Whether organizations with Keeper Secrets Manager or KeeperPAM licenses will rapidly deploy the Teams App to streamline privileged access workflows.
Competitive Response: How competitors in the PAM space will react to Keeper’s deep integration with Microsoft Teams, potentially driving further ecosystem lock-in.
Security Efficacy: The effectiveness of embedding governed workflows directly into collaboration tools in reducing credential risk and improving zero-trust enforcement.