Passwordless Authentication is Now Possible
Use LastPass to secure your organization, then streamline access with passwordless login to the vault.
IT admins want to prioritize business security, they just need the right tool to do it
say a passwordless world would make managing all their accounts easier.
agree that poor identity practices have exposed their business to risk.
say that strengthening user authentication is critical and should be a key priority.
It will take years to provide passwordless access to every site as providers work to support FIDO2. As a leader in password security, LastPass is committed to going passwordless sooner.
With passwordless login, your employees can decrypt their vault using the LastPass Authenticator rather than entering their master password.
- Simplify your employee’s login experience by removing password-related friction.
- Set stronger security policies like master password requirements since employees won’t use them as often.
- Decrease employee’s password-related risks.
The simplest, safest way to log in
Ease password friction
Employees can easily access the applications and credentials they need most with simple, password-free logins.
Increase usage and adoption
Improve password hygiene and promote secure collaboration by removing password-related barriers.
Fewer lockouts and resets
Save IT time so they can focus on valuable security tasks instead of resolving lockouts and password resets.
Set stronger policies
Set even stronger master password requirements since employees won’t need to type them in as often.
Going passwordless begins with the LastPass password manager and LastPass Authenticator. But it doesn’t end there.
- Employees set up passwordless login to their vault with the LastPass Authenticator app.
- Additional passwordless authentication options are coming soon and will further empower employees to access their vault using biometrics or security keys like YubiKey.
- Grant employees immediate and consistent passwordless access to all credential-based logins they need, not just those covered by single sign-on (SSO).
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Frequently asked questions
Will users still need their master password?
Yes, users still need their master password. The master password is needed to register a LastPass account and verify new trusted devices. It will also be requested upon failed passwordless login attempts as well as any security-related account changes.
Which LastPass plans support going passwordless?
Passwordless login for the LastPass vault is available to all LastPass Business and Teams customers. Personal users can also go passwordless with LastPass Free, Premium, and Families.
How does my business enable passwordless for employees’ password vaults?
Once employees log in, they will be prompted to add passwordless login. Just enable passwordless login – in this case, the LastPass Authenticator – from within the Account Settings. It’s as simple as that!
Admins can also choose whether they want their organization to opt in or out of passwordless login from within the admin console policy center.
What other endpoints can I use passwordless login to access?
Businesses with the Advanced Multifactor Authentication add-on can enable passwordless login for single sign-on apps and workstations.
How does my business enable passwordless for single sign-on (SSO) apps and workstations?
To enable passwordless for SSO apps, admins must enable "Step-up authentication" during the SSO app setup process, which will require users to use passwordless authentication when accessing the SSO app or website.
To enable passwordless for workstations, admins must first enable and assign users & groups to the "passwordless authentication" policy. Then they must set up Workstation Login for Windows or Mac to allow users to log in to their workstation using passwordless authentication (the LastPass Authenticator app) instead of entering a password.
Is LastPass passwordless FIDO2 compliant?
LastPass is actively building FIDO2 compliant components and supporting authentication mechanisms for mobile, web, extensions, and desktop, such as biometric – face and fingerprint ID – and hardware security keys. LastPass will be adding these offerings to the passwordless solution later this year.
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Balance business security and ease of use
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Reduce your remote work risk
Maintain complete oversight over employee access, no matter where your team is working.
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Complete identity and access management
Securely connect employees to the business resources they need while maintaining security and IT visbility.
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Secure every access point
Streamline and secure access to essential access points with single sign-on.
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Multifactor authentication
Enhance security by employing additional authentication methods and physical security keys like YubiKey.
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Biometric authentication
Utilize personal and contextual factors to verify a user’s identity prior to providing access to work tools.
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LastPass' Supported Authenticators
Protect your sensitive data by connecting your LastPass account with a supported authenticator