LastPass

LastPass is a zero-knowledge, cloud-hosted password management and identity platform that encrypts all vault data with AES-256 at the device level before syncing through its SaaS service, so the vendor never sees customer secrets; it packages browser extensions, native desktop apps, and mobile clients to make the same centralized vault usable across every surface modern staff rely on. citeturn0search0

The platform layers role-based access controls, 100+ configurable policies, directory sync, automated provisioning, and compliance guardrails such as SOC 2 Type II and GDPR support so security teams can adapt deployment models to the regulatory appetite of startups, mid-market firms, and highly regulated enterprises without building bespoke tooling. citeturn0search0

Business and enterprise tiers add SSO for unlimited apps, shared team folders, contextual MFA, security dashboards, and integrations with endpoint management or SIEM tools so administrators gain actionable telemetry and workforce offboarding leverage while end users benefit from autofill, password generation, and passwordless-ready flows. citeturn0search2

LastPass has invested heavily in post-breach resilience—appointing a new CTO, rebuilding its secret management pipeline, and rolling out AI-assisted anomaly detection to spot unusual data flows—while maintaining customer transparency about the 2022/2023 incidents to reassure risk committees that lessons learned now shape its product roadmap. citeturn0search1