

First, an admin can delete a LastPass account at any time. We don’t recommend using your work LastPass account for personal passwords, for a few reasons. Then you can activate your account and start filling the vault with all the logins you use at work. If your company is using LastPass Teams or LastPass Enterprise, this account may be created for you by an admin. Your work LastPass account is the one that you create using your company email address.

This is the LastPass vault where you put all your personal accounts, passwords, credit card information, and more.

Your personal LastPass account is one that you create using a personal email address. One account is for work, one account is for home, and you can “link” them so that you can use both at the same time. The answer is: Create two LastPass accounts, then link them together. You may be at work, but what if you need to renew your car insurance ? Or you need to quickly book that flight for your next weekend away in-between meetings? How can you make sure you always have passwords – for both work and personal – while keeping everything secure and private? LastPass for Work, LastPass for Home At work and at home, we are positively inundated by passwords.īecause passwords connect us to so many parts of our lives, it’s important to always have them on-hand when we need access to something. Every day we access dozens of apps and tools to help us be more productive and effective in the workplace. From our health to our social lives, our finances to our hobbies, passwords unlock access to the technologies we use to get things done and enjoy life. Online banking, emails, social media, doctor’s portals, ecommerce, travel booking…the list is endless. Passwords have invaded every corner of our lives.
