Stolen passwords. Shared admin accounts. Service accounts that have not been rotated in years. Most breaches start with a credential, not an exploit. Edge7 Networks manages your identity and privileged access so the gaps that attackers use and auditors flag get closed properly.
Your organisation rolled out MFA on email and maybe on VPN. That was the right first step. But the broader identity picture is more exposed than most teams realise.
The sprawl is gradual. Every new application, every new joiner, every integration adds complexity. The risk is invisible until an auditor finds it or an attacker uses it.
Multiple people using the same admin credentials. No audit trail. No accountability. No way to know who did what when something goes wrong.
Service accounts with elevated privileges and credentials that have not been rotated since they were created. Sitting targets for anyone who has ever had access to that environment.
Former employees still with active accounts because offboarding did not extend to every system. Access accumulates. Nobody revokes it. Auditors find it eventually.
NIS2, DORA, and Cyber Essentials all require evidence of access controls. The quarterly access review that keeps getting deferred is now a regulatory risk, not just a to-do item.
Edge7 Networks takes ownership of each area so your team does not have to.
Every user gets a secure vault. Passwords are generated, stored, and filled automatically. No more weak passwords, reused credentials, or browser autofill exposing what it should not. When credentials appear in known breach databases, they are flagged and remediated before an attacker can use them.
Privileged credentials are vaulted, rotated automatically, and accessed through controlled sessions with full audit trails. No more shared admin passwords. No more service accounts with standing access that nobody monitors. Every privileged action is recorded and attributable.
MFA deployed and managed across your environment. Not just email and VPN, but administrative consoles, cloud platforms, and business-critical applications. FIDO2, authenticator apps, and hardware tokens supported. Single-factor access removed from every entry point that matters.
Edge7 Networks runs the access review process, identifies stale accounts, excessive permissions, and access that no longer aligns with someone's role, generates the compliance evidence, and works with your team to remediate findings. When your auditor asks for records, they exist and they are current.
Continuous scanning of breach databases and dark web sources. When business credentials appear in a breach, Edge7 Networks is alerted immediately. The affected credentials are flagged, the relevant user is notified, and passwords are rotated. The process is active, not periodic. You do not wait for a weekly report.
Edge7 Networks delivers managed credential security and privileged access management through Keeper Enterprise. A zero-trust, zero-knowledge platform built for organisations that need to protect passwords, secrets, and privileged access at scale.
Your relationship is with Edge7 Networks. We handle deployment, vault structuring, SSO and MFA integration, RBAC setup, policy enforcement, compliance reporting, and ongoing administration. Keeper provides the technology. The managed service provides the expertise and oversight.
Keeper never has access to your master passwords or encryption keys. All data is encrypted and decrypted locally on the user's device using AES-256 encryption. Even Keeper cannot see your passwords. Data is stored in the EU (Ireland). SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 certified.
Enterprise password vault with role-based access controls and team sharing
Privileged account and secrets management with automated credential rotation
Secure password and file sharing across teams without exposing credentials
SSO integration with Entra ID, Okta, and other identity providers via SAML 2.0 and OIDC
MFA integration supporting FIDO2, authenticator apps, and hardware tokens
BreachWatch dark web credential monitoring with active remediation
Activity reporting and audit logs for NIS2, DORA, and ISO 27001 compliance evidence
Automated user provisioning and deprovisioning via SCIM
SIEM integration for centralised security event correlation
Fully managed by Edge7 Networks. Deployment, policy enforcement, user provisioning, compliance reporting, and ongoing administration are all handled as part of the service.
What makes managed identity from Edge7 Networks different from deploying a password manager and hoping people use it.
Edge7 Networks handles vault structuring, user provisioning, policy enforcement, and ongoing administration. Your team gets secure credentials without the operational overhead of running an enterprise identity platform.
When credentials appear in a breach database, they are flagged and remediated in minutes. Compromised accounts locked. Passwords rotated. SOC informed. Not waiting until someone checks a dashboard at the end of the week.
Credential events integrate with the SOC. Failed logins, privilege escalation, impossible travel, and anomalous access patterns are correlated with endpoint and network activity. When you take identity alongside SOC and MDR, the same team has visibility across the full picture.
Access reviews, audit logs, and compliance reports mapped to NIS2, DORA, ISO 27001, and Cyber Essentials. When your auditor asks for evidence of access controls, it exists. It is current. And it is already organised.
Common questions about identity security, privileged access management, and how Edge7 Networks delivers the service.
Privileged access management (PAM) is the practice of securing, controlling, and auditing access to systems and accounts that carry elevated permissions. Admin accounts, service accounts, and root credentials carry significant risk if compromised. PAM vaults these credentials, rotates them automatically, controls when and how they can be accessed, and records all privileged sessions for audit purposes. Managed PAM from Edge7 Networks means these controls are implemented, maintained, and monitored on your behalf.
A zero-knowledge architecture means the platform provider has no ability to access your stored credentials. Keeper Enterprise encrypts and decrypts all vault data locally on the user's device using AES-256 encryption. The encryption keys never leave the device. Even Keeper cannot see your passwords. This is materially different from password managers that store data in a decryptable form server-side. For organisations subject to GDPR, NIS2, DORA, or ISO 27001, zero-knowledge architecture is a meaningful security and compliance differentiator.
Managed identity and PAM from Edge7 Networks includes: enterprise password vault deployment and ongoing administration, privileged account and secrets management with automated credential rotation, MFA deployment across admin consoles, cloud platforms, and business-critical applications, quarterly access reviews with remediation, BreachWatch dark web credential monitoring with active remediation, SSO integration with Entra ID, Okta, and other identity providers, SIEM integration for security event correlation, compliance reporting for NIS2, DORA, ISO 27001, and Cyber Essentials, and user provisioning via SCIM.
NIS2, DORA, and ISO 27001 all require documented controls around access management. This includes evidence that privileged access is controlled and audited, that user accounts are reviewed and deprovisioned when no longer required, that MFA is in place on critical systems, and that credential exposure is monitored and remediated. Edge7 Networks generates this evidence as part of the managed service. Access review records, audit logs, and compliance reports are produced on schedule and available for auditor review.
BreachWatch is Keeper Enterprise's dark web monitoring capability. It continuously scans known breach databases and dark web sources for business credentials. When a credential associated with your organisation appears in a breach, Edge7 Networks is alerted immediately. The affected credentials are flagged, the relevant user is notified, and passwords are rotated. The process is active, not periodic. You do not wait for a weekly report to find out that an account is compromised.
Keeper Enterprise integrates with Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure AD), Active Directory via LDAP, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Okta, Ping Identity, and other SAML 2.0 and OIDC compliant identity providers. SCIM is supported for automated user provisioning and deprovisioning. Edge7 Networks configures and manages these integrations as part of the service. The approach is to strengthen what you already have rather than replace your existing identity platform.
Identity events are some of the strongest signals in threat detection. Failed logins, privilege escalation attempts, impossible travel, and anomalous access patterns are all indicators of compromise. When Edge7 Networks manages both identity and the SOC, credential events feed directly into threat correlation. A compromised credential identified through BreachWatch triggers an immediate response: the account is locked, the SOC is informed, and analysts investigate whether the credential has already been used for access. MDR then hunts for the lateral movement and data access that typically follows credential theft.
Whether your next audit is driving the conversation or you already know the gaps exist, Edge7 Networks can help you get identity and privileged access under control. A practical conversation about where things stand.