Centralize user access, enforce multi-factor authentication, and protect logins across all your business applications from a single dashboard
Most security breaches start with compromised logins. In growing organizations, access spreads across too many apps, MFA is inconsistent, and visibility is limited — making identity the weakest link in security.
Employees log in to dozens of applications with different passwords and inconsistent MFA. IT teams lose visibility and control over who has access to what.
MFA is often enabled in some apps and missing in others. This creates easy entry points for phishing and credential attacks.
Without a central identity system, risky logins, inactive users, and access gaps go unnoticed until an incident happens.
Passwords and basic MFA are no longer enough to stop phishing and account takeover. AuthKeeper supports modern, phishing-resistant authentication methods while keeping security, usability, and local compliance in balance.
Reduce reliance on passwords using Passkeys and FIDO-based authentication. These methods are resistant to phishing and credential reuse, and work seamlessly across modern devices.
Enable Passkeys where supported, keep MFA where required, and manage all authentication methods from the same access platform — without forcing disruptive migrations.
AuthKeeper supports local-country hosting so authentication data, audit logs, and user identities remain within national borders — meeting regional data residency and compliance requirements by default.
Supports Passkeys (FIDO2 / WebAuthn), MFA, OTP, and
SSO — all centrally managed.
Most identity systems are slow to deploy and hard to maintain. AuthKeepr lets you connect applications, enable SSO, and enforce MFA quickly-without weeks of setup or ongoing overhead.
Connect your apps and enable SSO using standard protocols with minimal configuration.
Monitor users, sessions, and access activity from one place.
Enforce modern authentication without custom code or external identity providers.
Many organizations are required to keep authentication and user identity data within national borders. AuthKeepr supports in-country hosting, ensuring login data, audit logs, and access records remain where your business and regulations require them.
Authentication data, user identities, and audit logs are hosted within your selected country, helping you meet local regulatory, contractual, and internal data residency requirements.
Poorly implemented SSO and MFA often lock users out, fail during outages, or create login loops across applications. AuthKeepr is designed to keep authentication reliable and available — so security doesn’t become a support problem.
AuthKeepr sits between your users and your applications, handling authentication centrally. It enforces SSO, MFA, and access policies consistently without adding complexity to your environment.
By offering concise and informative responses, this section helps users find solutions without the need to contact customer support, saving time
AuthKeepr focuses on centralized control and operational simplicity. It combines SSO, MFA, and modern authentication methods like Passkeys into one platform, while giving IT teams clear visibility, consistent policies, and control over their identity data.
Yes. AuthKeepr is designed to work for growing teams and scale as organizations mature. It’s simple enough for small IT teams to manage, while flexible enough to support complex access requirements in larger environments.
Most teams can connect their first applications and enable SSO and MFA within minutes. Additional applications and policies can be added gradually without disrupting existing users.
Yes. AuthKeepr supports Passkeys (FIDO2 / WebAuthn), along with MFA, OTP, and traditional login methods. Teams can adopt modern authentication at their own pace while managing everything centrally.
Your organization remains in control of its identity data. AuthKeepr is designed to avoid unnecessary data sharing and allows identity data and audit logs to remain under your governance.
No. AuthKeepr works with your existing applications and authentication setup. It acts as a central layer that enforces consistent login and access policies without requiring you to rebuild your systems.
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