Overall Satisfaction with LastPass
LastPass is used in our network as a credential manager in lieu of an Excel spreadsheet. They have freeware or you can pay for an enterprise or business account.
- LastPass is an excellent credential manager and is keeping up with the times.
- It integrates very well with the Chrome browser as an add-on. I have only had one issue with it, but I am not convinced it isn’t an actual issue with the GUI of the application and not LastPass.
- Allows you to integrate your business account with your personal account without having to log in and out to view each one.
- I have noticed very few times that LastPass will try to store a username\password for an application or WWW that has already been saved and cached in the system. This can be frustrating.
- If the above happens, you will have many log-ins for the same application which can be frustrating for someone with OCD.
- LastPass gave us the ability to get rid of our Excel password spreadsheet and move to this century.
- Allows you to give parent-child or special permissions. This was helpful to separate help desk and infrastructure passwords.
LastPass was tried side-by-side with KeePass and was chosen as the winner for the IT Team. We have used it at work, for personal use and even encouraged it for business execs.