Keeper Security has launched a native integration with Microsoft Sentinel to bolster defences against the growing threat of identity abuse and privileged access misuse in enterprise environments.
The integration streams real-time event data from Keeper’s zero-trust, zero-knowledge privileged access management (PAM) platform directly into Microsoft Sentinel’s security information and event management (SIEM) system to give security teams deeper visibility into credential usage and potential threats.
With credential-based attacks being a leading cause of data breaches, the collaboration seeks to deliver faster, more precise threat detection and response.
By offering centralised monitoring of privileged activity across commercial and Azure Government environments, the integration helps enterprises minimise blind spots and strengthen their security posture.
Available through the Microsoft Sentinel Content Hub, it allows one-click deployment with automated authorisation and data routing to eliminate the need for manual setup.
It monitors both human and non-human identities such as service accounts and automated systems to extend coverage to often-overlooked sources of privileged access risk.
“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,” said Craig Lurey (top), CTO and Co-founder of Keeper Security.
The move also simplifies compliance and auditing by automatically logging detailed activity for regulatory and internal reporting. Security teams can customise dashboards and detection rules to align with specific organisational policies and automate alerts for suspicious behavior such as password changes or anomalous login attempts.
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