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Access control. As businesses adopt AI initiatives, digital transformation and cloud technologies, one critical question becomes increasingly important: Who has access to your most critical systems - and should they? Cybercriminals are increasingly targeting privileged accounts to access business infrastructure, so firms need to strengthen visibility and control over who can access which critical systems, data and applications. For many businesses, the challenge isn't a lack of security controls, it's a lack of visibility and governance over who has access to what. Common risks include: * Weak passwords or passwords that are reused across business applications * Employees having access to systems they no longer need * Inconsistent use of Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) * Shared passwords with little accountability * Third-party suppliers or contractors retaining access after projects end * Limited reporting on who has access to critical business systems When privileged access is compromised, the consequences can be significant: ransomware attacks and data breaches, operational disruption, regulatory penalties and reputational damage. Reducing this risk requires a modern approach to Privileged Access Management (PAM) that delivers visibility, control and governance across your environment. Through its partnership with Keeper Security, Du Pont helps organisations strengthen their security posture by enabling: Secure access management across users, service accounts and machine identities | Just-in-Time (JIT) access to eliminate unnecessary standing privileges | Passwordless access to critical systems and applications | Automated credential management and password rotation | Continuous monitoring and auditing of privileged sessions | Enhanced compliance through detailed reporting and audit trails Unlike traditional solutions that often require complex infrastructure and lengthy deployments, KeeperPAM provides: * Cloud-native, agentless deployment * Zero-knowledge security architecture * Outbound-only connections with no inbound firewall changes * Fast deployment across hybrid and multi-cloud environments * Unified PAM, Secrets Management, Password Management and Zero-Trust Network Access As businesses adopt AI, automation and cloud technologies, privileged identities remain one of the most attractive targets for attackers. Strengthening control over these identities is becoming a critical component of cyber resilience. According to industry research, more than 80% of data breaches involve compromised credentials or identity-based attack techniques. If you're evaluating how to strengthen your organisation's security posture, contact Dupont Solutions to discuss how a modern PAM solution could support your goals. Graeme Victor is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Du Pont Solutions, a leading South African IT Managed Services and technology solutions provider. With more than two decades of experience in technology, engineering and business leadership, Graeme combines exceptional technical insight with strategic business acumen to help organisations get the most from their IT and telecommunications investments.

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.

Keeper Security has launched Keeper Privileged Cloud, a just-in-time access feature within its KeeperPAM platform. The tool grants privileged credentials only when needed and revokes them automatically when sessions expire. The capability works across cloud identity providers including AWS IAM, Azure Entra ID, Google Cloud Platform, Okta and Active Directory. When elevated access is approved, the system applies pre-configured permissions time-bound to the approved window. Sessions run through Remote Browser Isolation with real-time monitoring by KeeperAI. According to Keeper research, 64% of organisations lack fully consolidated privileged access governance, whilst 43% allow direct application logins that bypass identity providers entirely. Keeper Privileged Cloud is available as part of KeeperPAM and included in existing licences. The platform unifies password management, secrets management, session management and endpoint privilege management in one zero-knowledge architecture.