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Keeper Security Integrates Privileged Access Workflows into Google Chat

Security teams can now handle privileged access requests and credential retrieval directly within Google Chat. Chicago-based Keeper Security launched this integration to bridge the gap between collaboration platforms and zero-trust governance, allowing administrators to manage sensitive permissions without forcing employees to switch between disparate enterprise applications.

Keeper Security Integrates Privileged Access Workflows into Google Chat

The new integration utilizes Keeper’s Commander Service Mode, ensuring that credentials remain encrypted end-to-end throughout the process. By embedding these controls into the chat interface, organizations can enforce time-limited access windows and policy-driven approval routing without exposing secrets to external infrastructure. According to CTO and co-founder Craig Lurey, the chat application serves strictly as an interface, keeping the underlying infrastructure isolated and ensuring that verification occurs entirely within the user's environment.

Key features include automated vault record access requests, just-in-time privilege escalation for the Endpoint Privilege Manager, and federated authentication workflows for SSO Cloud device approvals. All actions generate centralized audit logs to maintain compliance visibility. The tool is available immediately for organizations maintaining active Keeper Secrets Manager or KeeperPAM licenses, with setup facilitated through a guided configuration process.

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