Keeper Security and Williams F1 Launch Identity-First Cybersecurity Campaign

• •Keeper Security launches a global campaign promoting identity-first cybersecurity.
• •The campaign targets credential-based threats, emphasizing phishing and social engineering.
• •Williams F1 employs KeeperPAM for managing privileged access and passwords.

Keeper Security has initiated a global marketing campaign emphasizing an identity-first approach to cybersecurity, coinciding with the start of its third season as the official cybersecurity partner of the Atlassian Williams F1 Team. This campaign features driver Alex Albon and includes multiple television commercials and social media content filmed during pre-season testing in Bahrain. The campaign highlights the increasing threat of credential-based attacks, particularly through phishing and social engineering, which target privileged access rather than exploiting software vulnerabilities. Williams F1 utilizes Keeper's KeeperPAM platform to manage passwords, passkeys, and privileged accounts at both trackside and its UK headquarters. The partnership aims to enhance security while maintaining operational efficiency during race weekends. As the 2026 Formula 1 season approaches, the focus on identity security is critical for protecting sensitive telemetry and engineering data generated during races. The campaign underscores the importance of continuous verification of users and devices in high-performance environments.