West Virginia University replaced its outdated password manager with Keeper after facing poor adoption, limited admin controls, high costs, and a vendor data breach that put vaults at risk. Keeper delivered an intuitive interface, detailed training, and cross-platform support that improved user adoption and productivity. Features like RBAC, Shared Folders, and One-Time Share enabled secure collaboration, while Keeper Commander streamlined migration and API integrations. WVU gained real-time visibility into password practices, enforced MFA and compliance policies, and reduced risks. With zero-knowledge encryption, FedRAMP and StateRAMP authorization, and strong support, Keeper improved security and governance across the university.

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