LastPass Helps not only your company, but also your employees’ families

However you define family, we’ve got you covered

Employee benefits just got better – and bigger!

Your employer uses LastPass Business to securely store, manage, access, and share credentials and sensitive information, enabling you and your colleagues to collaborate efficiently and safely.

As an added company perk, you can now do the same with 5 of your closest family members or friends, with LastPass Families as a Benefit – at no cost to you.

Through this benefit, each family member you invite will be granted their own unique LastPass account where they can store personal passwords and specify those meant for sharing with others, while keeping the rest private.

Celebrating and protecting all families:

No two families are alike, and whether your family includes spouses, significant others, parents, kids, distant relatives, friends, or roommates – they’re all part of what makes LastPass Family special. Store everything from passwords to passports and easily share streaming credentials, log in to pay shared bills, and never be locked out of any personal or shared account again.

Always be prepared by having all important credentials and documents at your fingertips, reducing the dependency on one person handling household responsibilities and certain aspects of digital life.

Secure your digital life:

Digital lives are evolving as more time is spent online - school, work, and socializing with family and friends. Hackers and cyber criminals have also evolved, making your digital life increasingly risky – especially if you don’t practice proper password hygiene. Offer Last Pass Family as benefit to your employees.

Did you know?

• In a recent study 91% of respondents knew that using the same or a variation of the same password is a risk; however, 66% said they do it anyway!
• Poor password behavior can lead to serious consequences. In fact, 85% of breaches involve a human element which encompasses any attack that involves a social action such as phishing, stolen credentials, or human error.
• What’s worse? The consequences are often financially damaging. Financial motivation is the top threat actor seen in 70% of breaches.

Password managers are the safest way to keep track of passwords and protect individuals and families from cyber threats.