LastPass for Business vs WatchGuard AuthPoint

• Autofill - it auto-fills your account details (and payment cards) with just one click. Incredible timesaver.
• Password Generator - it creates unique and secure passwords automagically, one less thing to worry about.
• Secure Notes - it has a place to store secure notes, like insurance policies, bank accounts, driver's license numbers/images, wi-fi passwords, database/servers, software licenses, etc.
• Payment Cards - great for adding credit cards, personal and business, that you can use to fill in for online/mobile shopping. It's easily one of the best features!
• Two-Factor Authentication

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• The product is very easy to set up. This took less than two hours to implement.
• We were able to assist get the users all set up and onboard using the product in less than 20 minutes for their users.
• The phone app for this is very easy to use and was free.

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• At times, I believe the timeout on the software is a bit too soon. I believe once authenticated, you should be signed in for at least 15-30 days.
• When filling out forms for login, sometimes the LastPass for Business button overlaps the eyeball icon to reveal what you are typing, making it difficult to see.
• Sometimes when searching for information in the Vault, I have noticed that it will not respond to the search criteria. It will appear as if nothing exists, but if you scroll down to it, it's there. So something with the interface needs improving.

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• Java/OpenJDK components hog memory for the AuthPoint gateway server
• Push notifications to need to have a number matching/login context (i.e. login location map screenshot) to discourage users from just pressing approve without paying attention
• The process for adding/extending license counts is clunky and has to be updated in 2 areas manually
• Unable to use text message/phone call option when implementing MFA for WatchGuard SSLVPN client (more of an issue with VPN client software)
• Windows login MFA could use some improvements

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• Saves a lot of time when onboarding new staff and having to provide them with access to our login information for particular accounts.
• Password security, knowing that as a business we can change passwords at a drop of a hat without impacting the who company.
• That we can have access to LastPass on multiple devices on the go

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• Integration with current Azure AD and LDAP is important as it saves the users from creating a new account and password to remember for yet another website/product.
• The cost of a user license is nothing compared to the cost of data loss or a company network breach. It secures our devices and data in cases of theft or breaches. Theft of a device, data, or even worse a breach would cost the company thousands to millions of dollars.
• A negative impact is that the users lose about 10-30 seconds with every login or unlock of their computer. However, this is necessary for MFA security.

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