About LastPass
LastPass is a password manager and access security platform for businesses and individuals. More than 100,000 organizations and millions of people use LastPass to store passwords and passkeys, share credentials across their teams, enforce multifactor authentication, and manage employee access from one Admin Console, all in the browser and on any device. LastPass is built on a zero-knowledge encryption model, encrypting vault data with AES-256 on the user's own device.
For businesses, LastPass reaches beyond the vault. SaaS Monitoring, a LastPass Secure Access Essentials capability, surfaces the business applications and AI tools in use across an organization, including the ones SSO and identity systems miss. SaaS Protect then lets administrators allow, warn, or block them. Small and mid-sized businesses, managed service providers, and organizations across healthcare, financial services, and legal use LastPass to reduce password risk without slowing their people down.
Founded in 2008, LastPass is headquartered in Boston.