Darren Guccione, Keeper’s CEO and co-founder, frames the move as proactive foresight to safeguard critical systems and credentials for decades to come.

Initially, Kyber protections are live in backend APIs and Keeper Commander, with phased expansion to the rest of the platform.

The release offers background on KeeperPAM and positions Keeper as a leading zero-trust, zero-knowledge security platform for enterprise environments.

Keeper maintains compliance with multiple standards, including SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001 family, FedRAMP High, GovRAMP High, and FIPS 140-3 validation, as part of this rollout.

Security leadership statements emphasize a proactive, forward-looking approach to protecting privileges, credentials, and connections against quantum-capable adversaries.

Keeper Security has integrated Kyber, a NIST-approved post-quantum cryptography standard, across its platform to enable quantum-resistant encryption for client-server communications and sensitive workflows.

NIST finalized Kyber as a post-quantum standard in 2024, and Keeper warns about harvest-now, decrypt-later risks that could expose today’s data if quantum-capable attackers break in later.

The Kyber deployment protects privileged access, secrets, credentials, and connections across Keeper’s platform and is designed to extend as quantum-era threats evolve.

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The Kyber deployment currently covers Keeper’s backend APIs and Keeper Commander, with mobile platforms and broader rollout planned to ensure scalability.

Keeper emphasizes dual defense against today’s threats and future quantum-capable adversaries, aligning with wider industry moves by major tech players to adopt post-quantum protections.

The implementation is crypto-agile with backward compatibility, delivering quantum-resistant cryptography automatically in the latest release without requiring user action.