Keeper Security brings zero-trust database access to its PAM platform with KeeperDB

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April 4, 2026, 2:15 PM

• •KeeperDB embeds database access controls directly into Keeper's PAM platform.
• •It supports direct connections to MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, and Microsoft SQL Server.
• •Every database session is governed by centralized policies with full recording.
• •KeeperDB Proxy allows continued use of existing database client tools.
• •Keeper's strategy is to consolidate multiple point solutions into a single platform.

Keeper Security introduces KeeperDB, integrating database access controls within its privileged access management (PAM) platform to address the vulnerability of database credentials. This new capability allows secure connections to databases like MySQL and PostgreSQL directly from the Keeper Vault, eliminating the need for separate tools and credential sprawl. Every database session is governed by centralized policies, including full session recording for audit and compliance, and offers a proxy mode to facilitate use with existing database clients. KeeperDB consolidates database access under the same security architecture as other privileged credentials, reflecting a broader trend towards unified identity and access management.

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