Compare 1Password Extended Access Management (XAM) vs. Keeper Security

1Password Extended Access Management (XAM) serves as a robust security framework aimed at protecting logins across various applications and devices, making it particularly suitable for hybrid work settings. This solution integrates user identity verification, assessments of device trustworthiness, comprehensive password management for enterprises, and insights into application usage to guarantee that only authorized individuals on secure devices can access both sanctioned and unsanctioned applications. By offering IT and security teams a clear view of application usage, including instances of shadow IT, XAM empowers organizations to implement contextual access policies informed by real-time risk indicators such as device compliance and credential security. Adopting a zero-trust philosophy, XAM enables companies to transcend conventional identity management practices, thereby enhancing security in the modern SaaS-centric workplace. In this way, organizations can better protect sensitive information while facilitating seamless access for legitimate users.

Password security is the foundation of cybersecurity. Keeper's powerful password security platform will protect your business from cyberthreats and data breaches related to passwords. Research shows that 81% of data breaches can be attributed to weak passwords. Password security platforms are an affordable and easy way for companies to address the root cause of most data breaches. Your business can significantly reduce the risk of data breaches by implementing Keeper. Keeper creates strong passwords for all websites and apps, then secures them on all devices. Each employee receives a private vault to store and manage their passwords, credentials and files, as well as private client data. Employees will save time and frustration by not having to remember, reset, reuse, or remember passwords. Industry compliance is achieved through strict and customizable role-based access controls. This includes 2FA, usage auditing, and event reporting.