Keeper Security Wins Seven 2026 Cyber Defense Magazine Awards

Nov 2, 2026
Keeper Security received seven Cyber Defense Magazine awards covering government security, AI agent identity, privileged access management, encryption, and executive leadership.

Keeper Security said in a press release that it received seven honors in Cyber Defense Magazine's 2026 Top InfoSec Innovators Awards. The awards covered government cybersecurity, identity management for AI agents, privileged access management, quantum resistant encryption, and three executive leadership categories.

CEO Darren Guccione, CTO Craig Lurey, and CISO Shane Barney received individual awards. The company also cited its FedRAMP High certification and GovRAMP High authorization among its government security credentials.

KeeperAI detects and ends high risk privileged sessions in real time. The Keeper AI Agent Kit applies access controls to autonomous systems and Model Context Protocol servers, while the company's encryption architecture layers NIST standardized Kyber encryption over elliptic curve cryptography and allows algorithms to be replaced as cryptographic risks change.

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