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Darren Guccione

CEO and co-founder, named behind the Keeper Secrets Manager listing on Anchor Terminal.

Darren Guccione

CEO and co-founder

Darren Guccione is CEO and co-founder of Keeper Security. In 2009 he and Craig Lurey built the original Keeper password manager app, and they formally co-founded Keeper Security in 2011. Before Keeper the two ran a hardware business making mobile device chargers and Bluetooth accessories.

What Darren builds

  • Keeper Secrets Manager B · Secrets & credential vaults

    Keeper Secrets Manager is a cloud vault for infrastructure secrets, sold as an add-on to Keeper Security's business password manager. Applications read secrets through SDKs in seven languages, the ksm CLI or a local MCP server, decrypting on the client.

    CEO and co-founder, researched 27 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Darren Guccione?

Darren Guccione is CEO and co-founder of Keeper Security. In 2009 he and Craig Lurey built the original Keeper password manager app, and they formally co-founded Keeper Security in 2011. Before Keeper the two ran a hardware business making mobile device chargers and Bluetooth accessories.

What does Keeper Security, Inc. make?

Anchor Terminal lists Keeper Secrets Manager from Keeper Security, Inc.. Keeper Secrets Manager is a cloud vault for infrastructure secrets, sold as an add-on to Keeper Security's business password manager. Applications read secrets through SDKs in seven languages, the ksm CLI or a local MCP server, decrypting on the client.

How are Darren's tools graded?

Keeper Secrets Manager is graded B, 69.5 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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