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Yes. Bundling a password manager and VPN gives you both convenience and stronger overall security. Instead of juggling multiple subscriptions, apps, and logins, you get password protection and online privacy from a single trusted provider. With LastPass Plus, you can securely store and manage your passwords while also protecting your internet connection with a VPN, helping keep your data safer whether you're at home, in a coffee shop, or on the go. It's one less account to manage and one more way to simplify your digital security. 

LastPass Plus starts at $7 per month when billed annually. It combines the password management features millions of users trust with VPN protection, making it an affordable way to secure both your passwords and your online activity with a single subscription.

For remote workers who travel, LastPass VPN is an excellent choice. Remote work and travel both come with unique security risks, including unsecured public Wi-Fi networks, increased exposure to cyber threats, and the challenge of managing sensitive accounts across multiple devices.

LastPass Plus helps address these challenges by combining a VPN with industry-leading password management. The VPN encrypts your internet connection to help protect your data when using public or unfamiliar networks, while LastPass securely stores and autofills strong, unique passwords for your work and personal accounts.

Together, these tools create a seamless security experience for travelers and remote professionals. You can work confidently from airports, hotels, coworking spaces, or anywhere else, knowing your online activity and login credentials are protected through a single, easy-to-use solution.

If you use public Wi-Fi at an airport, hotel, coffee shop, or retail store, your internet traffic is unencrypted and potentially visible to anyone monitoring the network. This means your real IP address and browsing activity can be intercepted.

LastPass VPN encrypts your connection with AES-256 before it leaves your device, has servers across 100+ locations in 85+ countries, and masks your IP address so your activity stays hidden—protecting your identity online. LastPass VPN also connects automatically to the fastest available server to give you optimum speeds for your browsing.

If you only connect on private networks you trust, you don't need LastPass VPN. But if your goal is protecting your identity online when you're out and about, skipping LastPass VPN means attackers can potentially harvest your browsing activity, location, and personal data for malicious use.

No. LastPass VPN is built on privacy-by-design architecture. It's designed to hide your IP address and browsing activity from third parties, including LastPass.

Yes. LastPass is trusted by more than 100,000 businesses worldwide and holds globally known security certifications including SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, and ISO 27701.

Your vault is also protected by zero-knowledge architecture, which means your data is private to you alone: Passwords are encrypted and decrypted locally on your device using 256-bit AES. LastPass uses PBKDF2-HMAC-SHA256 with 600,000 iterations, in accordance with OWASP recommendations.

LastPass never stores or has access to your master password and encrypted vault data is unreadable without it, regardless of where it's stored.

In the last several years, LastPass has made significant investments in its security infrastructure, including deploying robust endpoint controls, a new Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) platform across all cloud estates, enhanced security detection engineering, monitoring, & incident response, a secure software factory certified at SLSA Level 3, and two dedicated security teams focused on threat intelligence and privacy protection.

On G2, LastPass holds Leader status in Password Management in the small business space, with over 2,000 reviews. In 2026, LastPass was also named a G2 Best Software Award Winner for Security Products and Global Infosec Award Winner for SMB cybersecurity by Cyber Defense Magazine.

Sources: 

• https://www.lastpass.com/security/is-lastpass-secure
• https://www.lastpass.com/company/newsroom/0201423b-65fd-40e3-9ec7-87bd5defd964
• https://www.g2.com/products/lastpass/reviews