# Keeper Security Offers Air-Gapped Privileged Access

On November 5, 2026, Keeper Security announced Self-Managed Keeper, a self-hosted privileged access management option for government, defense, critical infrastructure, and other organizations operating on restricted or disconnected networks. The software runs on customer-controlled Linux infrastructure and supports air-gapped deployment without cloud connectivity. This is a product announcement, not a solicitation or contract award; organizations interested in the offering can request a demo from Keeper Security.

- Procurement teams can evaluate whether a self-hosted PAM option fits environments where cloud connectivity is unavailable or restricted, and compare it with their existing privileged-access architecture.
- Defense and critical-infrastructure contractors may find the product relevant when supporting customers that require isolated-network security tools; the announcement does not specify pricing, contract terms, or an acquisition vehicle.
- Organizations seeking more information can request a product demo from Keeper Security.

**Jurisdictions:** international
**Industries:** Information Technology, Defense & Military
**Topics:** Cybersecurity
**Published:** November 05, 2026

### Vendors
- Keeper Security ()

### Key Quotes
> Security teams can modernise how they protect critical systems without compromising the infrastructure requirements that keep those environments secure.
> — Shane Barney, CISO of Keeper Security

### Sources
- [Self-Managed Keeper Brings Zero-Trust Privileged Access Management to Air-Gapped & Critical Infrastructure Environments - EIN Presswire](https://www.einnews.com/pr_news/954715785/self-managed-keeper-brings-zero-trust-privileged-access-management-to-air-gapped-critical-infrastructure-environments) - EIN News