Keeper Security highlights how the construction SaaS provider replaced fragmented password and privileged access tools with a unified Zero Trust platform to strengthen credential security and secrets governance across its global operations.
Keeper Security has announced that Asite, a UK-based global SaaS company serving the construction industry, has deployed KeeperPAM to strengthen credential security, secrets governance and privileged access management across its global operations.
Asite implemented enterprise-wide monitoring, threat tracking and reporting after replacing fragmented legacy tools with Keeper’s unified Zero Trust platform.
Asite helps organisations manage complex projects, including digital twins, 3D models, document control and supplier collaboration. Operating data centres across nine locations and employing more than 500 people, the company required a centralised approach to password security, secrets management and privileged access management.
The organisation identified challenges with fragmented visibility and limited control caused by browser-based password managers and legacy PAM and secrets management tools. It also needed to extend secure access controls to external partners and suppliers working on customer projects.
“The deployment of KeeperPAM was extremely easy, one of the best in my experience,” said Tiago Rosado, Chief Information Security Officer, Asite. “I wish other tools were as easy to deploy.”
Keeper Security’s 2026 Global Research Report found that 34% of UK employees reuse passwords across multiple accounts, while 36% said enforcing strong password and credential practices is either extremely or very challenging for their IT and security teams.
KeeperPAM combines enterprise password management, secrets governance, privileged session management, endpoint privilege management, secure remote access and dark web monitoring within a single cloud-native platform built on Zero Trust and Zero Knowledge principles.
As part of the deployment, Asite standardised password management across its workforce, replacing browser-based password managers with a centralised approach to credential security. Keeper BreachWatch enabled the IT team to identify compromised credentials, while Keeper Secrets Manager automated the creation and rotation of keys and secrets, eliminating long-lived credentials.
“Privileged access management has become a critical control layer for any organisation operating across distributed infrastructure and third-party ecosystems,” said Darren Guccione, Chief Executive Officer and Co-founder, Keeper Security. “Asite’s deployment of KeeperPAM demonstrates how organisations can move from fragmented, costly legacy tools to a unified platform that enforces least-privilege access, automates provisioning and delivers the visibility their security team needs, without the complexity that has historically made PAM difficult to scale.”
