Four security-minded friends join forces to build a secure password manager that can be used anywhere, anytime.

We launch our signature offering to give users complete peace of mind for their passwords.

Thousands of leaked passwords are analyzed; researchers find that 92% of people use the same password everywhere.

We release our free tool that identifies weak, duplicate, or compromised sites and passwords in your vault.

We saw a gap in business security and wanted to solve it by making company-wide password management easy.

We reach 1 million LastPass users! Every single customer is vital to our growth.

Fairfax got a new tenant! Our 15 employees move into an awesome new office space.

We’re the first password manager to incentivize security researchers to help improve our product via BugCrowd.

New release revamps the user experience and interface for simplified use.

This weakness in OpenSSL, used by roughly 2/3 of websites at the time, allows attackers to access and steal data.

The LastPass team douses themselves in buckets of ice water to raise awareness for ALS.

An analysis of 5M leaked Gmail logins shows that 123456 is still the most-used password.

We surpass 10K companies using LastPass Enterprise to secure their sensitive data and passwords.

We are acquired by LogMeIn, one of the world’s top SaaS companies, based in Boston.

We unveil a new logo and look for our brand with the launch of LastPass 4.0!

We launch our own free, simple multi-factor authentication app to boost security for our users.

We launch a new solution to allow smaller groups to safely store and share passwords with each other.

To further our commitment to security and privacy, we complete our first of many rigorous audits required for SOC 2.

We break barriers as the only password manager to offer the syncing of passwords to any device for free.

Securely and easily share with up to 5 other family members with our newest addition to the lineup.

LastPass officially supports Android Oreo, which allows auto-saving and filling of passwords on mobile apps.