However, LastPass had some flaws that were getting worse with time and undermining our confidence of its security:Ĭ) reports of decreasing quality of support after its acquisition by LogMeIn (though we never had occasion to request support ourselves)ĭ) Resource hogging of your browser since its introduction of JavaScript (aka, the Devil) It also has a Chrome extension that works somewhat slowly and buggily, but works all the same. It’s convenient, allows you to share passwords (and accept shares). In fact, we used Last Pass for years before switching to another solution. LastPass is one of the most popular password management apps in the world, and has some (but not all) of these features. On top of rock solid security, you need the ability to share data across your team.
To say nothing of the legal woes you would likely encounter shortly thereafter. On the other hand, your password management app MUST be safe and reliable.Īfter all, a hack of your customers’ sensitive details could have a huge negative impact on your customers and their customers. You’ve got hundreds of accounts and passwords.Īnd you need a user friendly password manager with good integration with all the web browsers and mobile devices you and your team are using. Problems with LastPass and a move to Bitwarden
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