Last Update: 04/05/2026 at 2:50 PM EST
Keeper Adds Quantum-Resistant Encryption
Coverage from MSSP Alert, Morningstar, and others
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Executive Summary
Keeper Security rolled out NIST-approved Kyber across its PAM platform to protect long-retention credentials and data from future quantum decryption
- Keeper integrated Kyber post-quantum key encapsulation across its platform
- The hybrid design pairs Kyber with existing elliptic curve cryptography
- Protections cover client-server handshakes, credential exchanges, sessions, and data in transit
- The rollout is automatic with upgrades and needs no configuration changes
- Deployment is live in backend APIs and Keeper Commander, with mobile support coming
- Keeper says the update supports regulated sectors with long data-retention needs
- The company cites alignment with NIST finalized standards and existing compliance validations
Quick Facts
- What: Rolled out Kyber based quantum resistant encryption
- Where: Across Keeper platform backend APIs and Commander
- Why: To protect long retained sensitive data from future quantum decryption
- Who: Keeper Security and its PAM customers
- When: Announced February 25 2026 after NIST 2024 standardization
Coverage Timeline: 2 Days
Featured Article
Keeper Security rolls out post-quantum encryption across its platform now to strengthen privileged access management for MSPs and MSSPs.
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Keeper Security announces Kyber post-quantum encryption rollout across its zero trust platform in Chicago in February 2026.