St. Anna Children’s Cancer Research Institute in Vienna replaced its legacy password manager after low adoption, poor visibility, and a 2022 data breach eroded trust. Staff had relied on insecure methods like sticky notes and spreadsheets, creating serious risks. The institute adopted Keeper for its zero-trust, zero-knowledge security, intuitive UI, and seamless integration with existing systems. Features like RBAC, MFA, shared folders, and One-Time Share improved collaboration and compliance, while BreachWatch and ARAM strengthened oversight. The transition, completed ahead of schedule, enhanced security, boosted user adoption, and standardized credential management across the organization.

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