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# Keeper Enterprise and MSP Guide
Keeper is the unified control plane for identity security - protecting every privileged action, secret, and machine identity in a zero-trust / zero-knowledge, AI-driven world.
Congratulations on your decision to deploy Keeper to protect your organization. This guide will provide valuable information on how to onboard your users, deploy the application to end-user devices and manage the platform.
## Platform Overview
Keeper's platform provides the following high level capabilities:
* Password Management
* Privileged Session Management
* Endpoint Privilege Management
* Secrets Management
* Database Access Management
* Zero Trust Network Access
* Secure Vendor Access
* OT Security
* Remote Browser Isolation
* Admin Console
* Control Plane
## About this Guide
This Keeper Enterprise guide covers the deployment of the core password management platform to your users. Additional guides and documentation of advanced privileged access capabilities are covered in later sections.
Keeper’s platform:
* Provides each employee with a secure, encrypted digital vault in which to store their passwords, passkeys, files and other sensitive data. Employees can access their vault from any device and from all web browsers, automatically generate unique, complex passwords for all their accounts, and automatically fill their login credentials into all of their sites and apps.
* Provides IT administrators complete visibility into employee password practices, enabling them to monitor password use and enforce password security policies across the entire organization, including password complexity requirements, multi-factor authentication (MFA), role-based access control (RBAC), and other security policies.
* Provides DevOps and engineering teams with a fully managed cloud-based, zero-knowledge Secrets Management platform for securing infrastructure secrets such as privileged accounts, API keys, database passwords, access keys, certificates and any type of confidential data.
* Provides privileged session management through agentless connections, tunneling, remote browser isolation, and web-based access - with full session monitoring and recording across cloud and on-premise resources.
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