KeeperPAM strengthens privileged access management for global construction SaaS provider Asite. Keeper Security has announced that UK-based construction technology provider Asite has deployed KeeperPAM(R) to strengthen privileged access management, secrets governance and credential security across its global operations. The deployment, detailed in a newly published customer case study, sees Asite replace a collection of legacy privileged access and secrets management tools with Keeper's unified, cloud-native platform as it looks to improve visibility, simplify administration and better secure access across its international infrastructure. Asite provides cloud-based collaboration software for the construction industry, helping organisations manage projects ranging from digital twins and 3D models to document control and supplier collaboration. With more than 500 employees and data centres spanning nine global locations, the company required a more consistent approach to managing privileged accounts, passwords and machine identities. According to the case study, Asite was looking to overcome the limitations of browser-based password managers alongside legacy privileged access management (PAM) and secrets management tools, which it found expensive and complex to maintain. The company also needed to securely extend privileged access controls to third-party suppliers and external partners working on customer projects. "The deployment of KeeperPAM was extremely easy, one of the best in my experience," said Tiago Rosado, Chief Information Security Officer at Asite. "I wish other tools were as easy to deploy." As part of the rollout, Asite standardised password management across its workforce using Keeper's platform, replacing browser-based password managers with centrally managed credential controls. The organisation also implemented Keeper BreachWatch to identify compromised credentials exposed on the dark web, while Keeper Secrets Manager automated the creation and rotation of secrets and encryption keys, reducing reliance on long-lived credentials. Keeper said the deployment reflects a broader challenge facing organisations managing privileged access across distributed IT environments. Its 2026 research found that 34% of UK employees reuse passwords across multiple accounts, while 36% of UK respondents said enforcing strong password and credential practices remains either extremely or very challenging for IT and security teams. The vendor positions KeeperPAM as a unified, cloud-native platform that combines enterprise password management, secrets management, privileged session management, endpoint privilege management, secure remote access and dark web monitoring within a single zero-trust architecture. "Privileged access management has become a critical control layer for any organisation operating across distributed infrastructure and third-party ecosystems," said Darren Guccione, CEO and Co-founder of Keeper Security. "Asite's deployment of KeeperPAM demonstrates how organisations can move from fragmented, costly legacy tools to a unified platform that enforces least-privilege access, automates provisioning and delivers the visibility their security team needs, without the complexity that has historically made PAM difficult to scale." The full customer case study is available on the Keeper Security website.

CDE Sync for Asite. Connecting Asite to every major CDE platform. Asite is a cloud-based Common Data Environment used across a wide range of international infrastructure, transport, energy, and building programmes. Its document management, workflow, and collaboration capabilities make it a strong choice for organisations managing complex, multi-party project environments, particularly across the UK, Europe, the Middle East, and internationally. On large programmes, Asite rarely operates in isolation. Contractors, consultants, and supply chain partners often work across Autodesk, Bentley, Aconex, and other platforms, creating a need for reliable, automated integration between Asite and the broader project CDE ecosystem. CDE Sync by Utopia Digital provides that integration. It automates the bidirectional synchronisation of files, metadata, and version control between Asite and every other major CDE platform, in real time, without manual file transfers or metadata reformatting between systems. * Asite integrated with Autodesk BIM 360, ACC, and Forma Autodesk platforms are widely used for design coordination and model management on programmes where Asite handles document control and project collaboration. CDE Sync connects the two environments, synchronising models, documents, and metadata automatically so that design teams in Autodesk and project teams in Asite are always working from a consistent, current project record. * Asite integrated with Bentley ProjectWise On infrastructure programmes where Bentley ProjectWise serves as the engineering data repository and Asite manages project collaboration and document workflows, CDE Sync bridges the two platforms. Engineering outputs from ProjectWise are made available within Asite automatically, and project records in Asite are reflected in ProjectWise without manual intervention. * Asite integrated with Oracle Aconex On international programmes where both Asite and Aconex are in use across different parts of the supply chain or project structure, CDE Sync maintains consistent document records between the two platforms. Teams working in either system access current information without needing to manually transfer or reformat files between environments. * Asite integrated with Procore Procore is frequently used for construction management and field operations alongside Asite for document control and project collaboration. CDE Sync keeps both platforms synchronised, ensuring that document updates and metadata changes flow accurately between Procore and Asite so that construction and project management teams maintain a single consistent record. * Asite integrated with Microsoft SharePoint Many organisations use Microsoft SharePoint for internal document management alongside Asite for project delivery. CDE Sync synchronises documents and metadata between the two environments, ensuring that internal teams working in SharePoint have access to current project records without needing direct access to Asite. * Asite integrated with InEight InEight is used across heavy civil, energy, and industrial programmes where Asite manages project collaboration and document workflows. CDE Sync connects the two platforms, synchronising files and metadata bidirectionally so that teams across both environments maintain a consistent and traceable project record throughout delivery.