Atlassian Williams Racing and Keeper Security Strengthen Partnership With Long-Term Renewal

Atlassian Williams Racing and Keeper Security today announce an early renewal and extension of their Formula 1 partnership that helps protect the team against cyber security threats.

Keeper, the leading provider of zero-trust and zero-knowledge Privileged Access Management (PAM) software protecting passwords, passkeys, privileged accounts, secrets and remote connections, joined Williams’ mission to return to the front of the grid just 12 months ago on a multi-year agreement – uniting two of the most-trusted brands in our respective industries.

On the eve of the 2025 Miami Grand Prix, Keeper Security is committing to a new long-term agreement which recognises both the successful impact of the partnership so far and Keeper’s enduring belief in the team’s plan to win future World Championships.

James Vowles, Team Principal, Atlassian Williams Racing, commented: “In Formula 1, information is power – and protecting that information is critical. Over the past year Keeper Security have been trusted partners in safeguarding our competitive edge and we are proud that they have chosen to re-commit to Atlassian Williams Racing.

"This early renewal is another strong endorsement of the relationships we build with our partners and our plan to return to the front of the grid.”

To celebrate the renewed and strengthened commitment, Keeper will have extensive branding at the Miami International Autodrome – including alongside the track’s iconic Miami Marina – in addition to the statement yellow and black branding which has become a fixture on the FW47 race cars driven by Carlos Sainz and Alex Albon.

Darren Guccione, CEO and Co-Founder, Keeper Security, added: “We’re thrilled to continue our synergistic partnership with Atlassian Williams Racing as part of our strategy in forging long-term relationships with industry-leading innovators.

"Like Formula 1 racing, cybersecurity focuses on strengthening finite details that create a clear pathway of success. Our continued partnership and work with Williams is both fun and inspiring.”

With cyber threats growing in magnitude and frequency, Keeper’s partnership with Atlassian Williams Racing ensures the highest level of security for the team’s infrastructure and data in the intensely-competitive world of F1. Each race produces terabytes of intellectual property, including race strategies, car designs and performance metrics – all of which are being protected by Keeper’s zero-trust and zero-knowledge privileged access management platform, KeeperPAM.

Keeper joins a host of major global brands – including Kraken, Gulf Oil International and Duracell – that have renewed partnerships with Atlassian Williams Racing in recent months, in a vote of confidence for both the team’s on-track momentum and innovative approach to working with partners. In 2025 the team has also been strengthened by the addition of title partner Atlassian, Super Group, Brillio and Airia AI.