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Joined December 2008
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92% of orgs use AI. Only 22% can monitor it. Business Max gives teams visibility into AI and web activity, plus controls to help reduce risk, all from the browser extension they already use. See what's new: blog.lastpass.com/posts/now-…
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Still saving passwords in your browser? Moving them into LastPass is quick and simple. Import your existing browser passwords in just a few steps and keep all your credentials organized, protected, and easier to manage. support.lastpass.com/s/docum…
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AI phishing doesn't always look like phishing. Personalized scams. Cloned voices. Fewer red flags. Learn how to spot and stop AI-powered attacks before they compromise your credentials. blog.lastpass.com/posts/ai-p…
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Shadow AI is becoming one of the biggest security risks organizations face today. In this conversation with KB, LastPass CEO, Karim Toubba explains why visibility must come before governance and how AI is reshaping the security playbook: youtube.com/watch?v=E16P6scY…
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Rolling out LastPass across your organization isn't just a technical challenge. Admin Training is built to help IT admins and security teams deploy LastPass with confidence, drive adoption, and improve employee password management habits from day one. admintraining.lastpass.com/p…
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What do AI governance audits actually check? 🤔 Having an AI governance policy is a good start. We break down the controls, common gaps, and governance signals auditors look for, plus how orgs can turn policy into measurable compliance: lastpass.com/resources/guide…
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Passwords have protected accounts for decades, but passkeys, biometrics, security keys, and password managers are changing how we think about authentication. What do you think will become the dominant way people securely access accounts in the future?
91%Passkeys + biometrics
9%Security keys
0%Better password managers
0%Something new entirely
11 votes • Final results
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A secure onboarding experience sets employees up for success from day one. Srong onboarding practices help reduce risk, improve productivity, and create a smoother experience for new hires. Check out 10 best practices every organization should consider: blog.lastpass.com/posts/empl…
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Cyber threats continue to evolve. Join our experts tomorrow for a special Cybersecurity Awareness Month edition of the TIME Team Threat Briefing as they break down the latest trends and risks shaping today's threat landscape. info.lastpass.com/phish-bowl…
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Did you know you can set up LastPass Autofill on Android in just a few minutes? Once enabled, LastPass can automatically fill your credentials across supported apps and websites, helping save time while keeping passwords secure. 🔗 community.lastpass.com/discu…
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One of our favorite moments from September: our People Team offsite in Lisbon 🇵🇹 There's nothing quite like coming together in person to connect, collaborate, and plan what's next. Looking for your next opportunity? Check out our open positions: lastpass.com/company/careers…
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New in LastPass: More control over how shared data is organized. The new Prohibit Shared Folder Creation policy gives admins greater control over vault structure and shared folder management, while preserving access to existing folders for end users. 🔗 support.lastpass.com/s/docum…
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Not everyone has time for a full training course. That's why we built Quick Learning. Short, digestible modules focused on the features that matter most — from importing passwords, to resetting your master password, to using your vault day-to-day: usertraining.lastpass.com/pa…
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If you were choosing a VPN, what would be your non-negotiable?
29%Encrypted DNS
65%Fast, stable connection
6%Bundled with another tool
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It's #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth 🔒 Phishing, credential theft, and ransomware threats continue to evolve. Now's the time to revisit the security habits that help protect your business year-round. We're discussing it on the LastPass Community: community.lastpass.com/discu… 🔗
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What's the biggest barrier to better cybersecurity at your organization? Most security challenges aren't about technology alone. From user adoption to limited resources and leadership buy-in, every org faces different roadblocks. What's yours?
22%User adoption
33%Budget constraints
22%IT bandwidth
22%Leadership buy-in
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Last chance to register for tomorrow's LastPass University End User Training. Help your team build stronger cybersecurity habits and better protect sensitive information. 10 AM ET: register.gotowebinar.com/reg… 3 PM PT: register.gotowebinar.com/reg…
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Do people reuse passwords? 👀 Password reuse is one of the most common security habits, even though it can put multiple accounts at risk if one password is exposed.
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How often do you reuse passwords across accounts?
50%Never
33%Rarely
0%Sometimes, low-risk only
17%More than I should
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Is it safe to save passwords in Chrome? It's a question millions of people ask, and the answer often comes down to personal preference, risk tolerance, and convenience. We're curious: what's your approach?
0%Yes, it's convenient
4%Yes, but I'm cautious
88%No, I use a manager
8%I use a mix of both
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