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Keeper Security Launches JetBrains Extension

New integration brings enterprise-grade secrets protection to JetBrains IDE, eliminating hardcoded credentials and securing the software supply chain from within

by Guru Writer
January 9, 2026
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This week, Keeper Security the launch of its JetBrains extension, offering JetBrains Integrated Development Environment (IDE) users a secure and seamless way to manage secrets within their development workflows. By integrating directly with the Keeper Vault, developers can replace hardcoded secrets with vault references and execute commands using injected credentials, ensuring sensitive data remains protected at every stage of development. 

Secure secrets management protects the credentials, API keys, tokens and certificates that applications rely on to function safely. When these secrets are mishandled, such as being stored in plaintext, hardcoded into source code or shared insecurely, they become easy targets for attackers. The Keeper JetBrains extension eliminates these risks by allowing developers to store, retrieve and generate secrets from the Keeper Vault without leaving their IDE.

Unlike standalone plug-ins or external vault tools that rely on third-party servers, the Keeper JetBrains extension operates within a zero-knowledge architecture, ensuring all encryption and decryption occur locally on the user’s device. Integrated natively with Keeper Secrets Manager and KeeperPAM®, it brings enterprise-grade privilege controls directly into the developer’s workflow to deliver strong security without slowing down development. 

“Modern software development demands security at every layer,” said Craig Lurey, CTO and Co-founder of Keeper Security. “Integrating Keeper into JetBrains ensures developers can apply secure-by-design principles from the start, eliminating hardcoded credentials and strengthening the integrity of the software supply chain.”

The Keeper JetBrains extension provides a range of powerful capabilities, including secrets management that allows users to save, retrieve, and generate secrets directly from the Keeper Vault. It also supports secure command execution by enabling applications to run with secrets safely injected from the vault. In addition, the extension offers logging and debugging tools, giving users access to logs and the ability to enable debug mode for full operational transparency, and it supports cross-platform use across Windows, macOS, and Linux environments.

The JetBrains extension builds on Keeper’s broader KeeperPAM® platform, an AI-enabled, cloud-native privileged access management solution that unifies password, secrets, connection and endpoint management under a zero-trust, zero-knowledge framework. 

 

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