LastPass allows you to store your online accounts' passwords and personal files in a highly secure vault.

LastPass supports two types of devices: computer (including all browsers running on desktops and laptops) or mobile (including cell phones, smart watches, and tablets). No matter where you need your passwords, items you add to one device will automatically appear on all your devices.

Passwords aren't the only things you can store on LastPass. You can also save notes, files, payment cards, and more. From a single dashboard, you can add, edit, view, delete and manage everything in your secure, searchable vault.

Avoid the danger of reusing passwords and let LastPass automatically generate a random, secure password when signing up for a new site or changing an old password.

You can also expand your digital backup plan with copies of your critical documents (passports, membership cards, insurance cards, etc.) and important files stored securely in your vault for immediate and seamless access whenever you need them.

LastPass constantly monitors your safe and assigns a security score that tells you whether or not to take drastic action. For example, you can see a list of your weak and reused passwords, making it easy to quickly improve your security. 

LastPass also continuously monitors your email addresses in a database of breached credentials and immediately alerts you via email if they have been compromised.

For teams, LastPass lets you add and remove users, instantly block access, and activate security protocols to control who has access to what. It also stores your entire team's credentials in one place, so they can easily access them from anywhere.

Finally, LastPass also provides free and Premium users with 24/7 access to their support center, which has a robust library of self-help resources, as well as access to our active, expertly monitored LastPass community.

Key features

Security dashboard & score
Dark web monitoring
Emergency access
Secure notes
Multi-factor authentication
LastPass authenticator
Advanced MFA options

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