LastPass for Business

LastPass is the best for on-boarding and off-boarding workstations and personnel. If you are a new company without any old password systems then LP is perfect, but if you still need to support old passwords the scoring systems get in your way, or you need to start configuring it so that it is less intrusive. I personally do not like to see any red on my dashboards.

The end-user experience is extremely convenient. The browser extension, the prompt to store/update a password, and the gentle reminders about re-using passwords, and guiding users towards better password hygiene, all add up to make a great streamlined tool that makes password management easy. It really nullifies any excuses to not have a unique and strong password for every system.

It's the best tool in the market to give SSO for critical web applications to your employees. LastPass for Business is possibly the only product in the market which is trusted enough to put up the passwords which can make or break your organization. The Employee SSO can be integrated with MFA. Thus even if you have given someone the authority, you can always keep the MFA to yourselves for the final step checkpoint authentication.

LastPass is useful for small business managers that rely on passwords and sensitive data that needs to be shared throughout the company (even a company of one). I don't see LastPass being used for an IT-based company that would have deeper functionality.

I was working jointly on a social media project with my VA and needed to share information and files back and forth. I used Lastpass for this purpose and despite some hiccups -it was our first time using the software- it nevertheless was a good option for us. I like the fact that you can share access to your business page and still have control over its security.

It's just like you are one click away from the application to get open. You just need to login to LastPass and you can login to the application in just seconds without remembering the user name and passwords as it's the one time activity to fill the password in it, it's very useful too and for security purposes its best. for new employees you can share in spite of sharing your credential, you can share login using LastPass.

LastPass for business is well suited for staff to keep track of hundreds of unique passwords by only remembering the main password to get into their vault. it is recommended that the vault itself be heavily protected with rotating passwords and MFA. We find it most useful for clients who have unique applications they need to access. it is not as useful in environments that already have single sign-on with MFA properly implemented.

LastPass for Business is a must if you are in SaaS! A paper or Excel list is not safe and will not get that job done. LastPass for Business provides security and ease of access to the tools you need at your fingertips.

I would definitely recommend LastPass for Business for any business that has employees who need to securely access encrypted passwords, notes, addresses, or other data that needs multi-factor authentication to access. It is especially effective for teams that are working remotely and need to share secure data. It would be less appropriate for a small, in-office scenario.

If you have multiple people who need access to the same logins on a regular basis, this is the perfect solution. It gives everyone access to passwords, in a secure place, and gives them the opportunity to update passwords, add information...or you can lock down their access to be read-only.

It is most helpful and secure on financial institution websites with double two-factor authorization.

It works well in business settings where you want to define policies on how LastPass for Business should behave. Single Sign-On also is nice to have a method. You can share MFA codes when using the browser extensions. On iOS it works flawlessly. But on Android autofill often does not work, leading to frustration for users. You can choose for the data location to be US or EU if you ask for it.

LastPass for Business is suitable for those in business that has access to multiple websites with sensitive information. People such as the accounting department, human resources, and the like should be using a password manager, and to that end, randomly generated passwords to mitigate hacking. It is also well suited for any MSP that has to manage a plethora of passwords for servers, website logins, etc. This may not be appropriate for businesses that are comprising a sole proprietor, or 5 persons. This is more for larger organizations in my experience.

A great solution for small-ish companies. I'd say 50 people is easy I'll manage. I think more than that would be much harder as I didn't find a way to manage hierarchies and give users multiple roles. In addition, organizations tax rely on SSO for most of their SaaS usages wouldn't gain much from LastPass in my opinion.

It is so easy to use. Whether you're tech illiterate or super tech savvy, this is a tool that is very easy to use. I like being able to share access to certain applications while keeping the password confidential. This has been nice as we've worked with contractors and need to control who has access to certain tools.

LastPass for Business is well suited for anyone who has the need to share login credentials. It is invaluable for anyone who works with contractors or temporary employees who need access to applications but do not require their own account or login. With the need for so many different accounts for business operations, using LastPass is especially helpful in that you can not only securely and privately share login credentials, but you can also organize commonly shared bundles of passwords. For example, I have 3 folders for 3 different levels of access. Each folder has various passwords needed for that tier of access.

LastPass is simple, easy to use, os, and browser agnostic. Autofill is handy if sometimes clumsy. If you have to manage hundreds or thousands of usernames and passwords across sites (or even just a few), LastPass makes it simple to catalog, access, and share credentials. If you have to regularly generate secure passwords, LastPass makes it easy to do so in a manageable and scalable way. This helps to lessen the temptation to resort to less secure passwords for convenience's sake.

LastPass for Business is a great password manager. It keeps all the credentials in sync over the cloud. It just needs to remember one password, and you can set the vault to unlock using fingerprint, face, or other methods. The ability to share credentials with other users makes it a breeze to allow others in the organization to access credentials without having to email them or send them otherwise.

LastPass was really helpful when one of our coordinators left. It gave us time to go through everything they were an account manager for and send over all the login details before they left. Even things such as the code of padlocks and alarm systems could be shared on LastPass which made for a smooth handover with the new starter.

I would love to share that all the important details, password, notes are securely stored in LastPass for Business. There are multiple password with multiple applications used, so quite difficult to maintain those. LastPass for Business overcomes this problem.

LastPass for business, while not the perfect end all-be all, is a valuable tool for keeping passwords safe and managing passwords across employees. The password generation tool and ability to share credentials with specific employees (without sharing the password itself) is the strongest feature of LastPass. The issues we have had deal with adoption as there are still a few employees having difficulty installing / understanding how LastPass works.

With LastPass, you can finally get rid of the notebooks or spreadsheet where you are trying to keep all of your passwords safely. It is such an easy tool to use and will auto-generate secure passwords that are so much better than what you can come up with on your own. As long as it is not needed immediately, sharing access and information with others is very easy and keeps a list of who you have shared information with.

As previously mentioned, it's great for anyone small business owner like myself who has to visit many websites on a daily basis and who also has to have a password for just about every website. Gone are the days of having a paper backup; using LastPass for Business helps reduce the stress and busyness of my life. It's one of the automated online tools that I'm glad to provide me the option to export my information if I want to print a paper copy or save it on my computer. I'm happy I have the option to import information to be saved. I find LastPass for Business the best, and I haven't finished learning all the features yet. With the easy navigation of LastPass' website, the features aren't hard to learn, and video training is provided.

Great for remembering passwords if you're in a hurry or just can't remember them. Easy autofill option, I never have a problem trying to find saved passwords within LastPass.

I have tried a few different password managers and LastPass excelled at popping up on my phone when I need to log in. I have used other programs that I had to leave the app's login screen to open the password manager app and search for the app in order to receive my login details to be used on the original app I wanted to open in the first place. LastPass opens up my password info 99% of the time for the app I am using which saves the annoyance of opening LastPass to try to find the specific app login details. Where it falls a little short for me is that the free version used to include phone and desktop and now it is just one of those options. I use a variety of devices and having it on both my computer and phone is a must.