LastPass keeps your passwords protected, private, and always within reach

Password problems are a real headache for small and mid-sized organizations, especially those undergoing transition or looking to scale. For businesses, it’s no longer about weak or reused passwords; with an explosion of SaaS apps, remote work tasks like logging in, sharing passwords, and managing access have become trickier – and more complex. 

This growing complexity makes it harder for employees and IT teams to keep up, especially with evolving password best practices, industry and government regulations, and cybersecurity insurance mandates that follow. Plus, with everyone working from different global locations, old password management methods don’t work anymore. 

LastPass leads the way in solving these challenges. As a pioneer of password and identity management solutions, LastPass is trusted by individuals and organizations of all sizes worldwide. Millions rely on LastPass daily to create, store, share, and manage their most important credentials while safeguarding their SaaS apps and online accounts from unauthorized access, account takeovers, data breaches, and more. 

LastPass is an easy and universal password manager

When comparing password manager features and capabilities, LastPass and Keeper Security offer similar benefits. Both provide a zero-knowledge-based encrypted vault and password strength monitoring. Both have username and password generators and dark web monitoring capabilities. Both offer auto-saving and auto-fill capabilities.  

LastPass stands out in its ubiquity and ease of use. LastPass is a password manager for everyone, everywhere, whereas Keeper Security focuses on the needs of large and complex organizations. 

As a self-proclaimed privileged access management (PAM) lite solution, Keeper Security delivers a range of password management adjacent capabilities that many consumers, small businesses, and mid-market organizations simply do not need, such as secrets management, remote browser isolation, and agentless gateways.  

Keeper Security’s focus on enterprise-grade capabilities may have come at the expense of the platform’s ease of use. According to a June 2024 independent product review in eSecurity Planet:

“Users get access to LastPass’s multitude of instructions, tutorials, and customer support services to help them get started and manage the site more successfully than Keeper. It has an easy interface for mobile devices and syncing. Its command center centralizes user management, allowing for customization and connection with personnel directories. Its extensive documentation for implementation guarantees sufficient self-service assistance choices.” 

Customers choose LastPass over Keeper Security for convenience and simplicity

When comparing LastPass and Keeper Security, LastPass password manager offers more flexibility and convenience for small and mid-sized organizations. 

• Streamlined credential management: LastPass simplifies credential management with intuitive save and autofill features, eliminating the need for extra steps. Users can easily manage and share passwords with drag-and-drop functionality, offering a fast and smooth experience. 
• Enhanced super admin accessibility: LastPass ensures admins (IT and non-IT) maintain consistent oversight by offering super admin capabilities for shared folders. This prevents data from being orphaned when employees leave, allowing admins to enforce permissions and protect valuable information. 
• Passwordless login via FIDO2: LastPass supports passwordless login using FIDO2-certified biometrics or hardware keys, giving you secure, password-free access to your vault. 
• Easy identity provider (IdP) integrations: LastPass offers simple, out-of-the-box IdP integrations that help eliminate the hassle of manual setup, making it easier to connect your apps and manage user access. 
• Pre-integrated SSO catalog: LastPass simplifies access to the most popular apps by offering a pre-integrated single sign-on (SSO) catalog, even without native identity provider (IdP) integrations. 
• Account recovery and master password reset: LastPass gives admins complete control over account recovery and allows bulk password resets in just four clicks, ensuring efficient and secure management without compromising control.

We chose LastPass because of the ease of use. It's a lot easier to use than Keeper. It looked a lot nicer and was a lot more streamlined. The ease of use was one of the key things for it, really, that user-friendly interface.
LastPass technology company customer

How LastPass and Keeper compare in security 

Keeper Security often claims security superiority over LastPass, pointing to a past security incident as evidence. But here is what they do not mention: both Keeper and LastPass use the same advanced security measures, including AES-256 encryption, PBKDF2 hashing, secret key derivation, SHA-256 salting, URL and vault name encryption, and a zero-knowledge model to protect customer vaults. 

What they also fail to disclose is that in the last two years, LastPass has undergone a complete security transformation. LastPass built a new security and privacy infrastructure across all development and production environments, migrated to a purpose-built secure cloud platform, deployed a new fleet of managed end-user devices, and upgraded the digital vault’s security – including achieving ISO 27701 compliance. 

And despite what Keeper might suggest, LastPass has remained strong in the market. A 2023-2024 Password Manager Industry Report by Security.org shows that LastPass retained about 10% of the market, behind only Google’s Password Manager and Apple’s iCloud Keychain, and well ahead of Keeper Security. 

Here are a few other ways that LastPass security stands out: 

• Master password exposure protection: When a user creates or resets a master password, LastPass will check to see if the selected password has ever been exposed in a breach. Users will be alerted if the password chosen has been exposed and must choose a new master password to proceed. 
• FIDO2-server certification: LastPass was the first password manager to achieve FIDO2 certification of its servers, helping to provide strong, passwordless authentication for secure, seamless logins.  
• Compliance with well-known security standards and frameworks: LastPass has built a security-focused culture into every aspect of our teams, processes, strategy, and product. We regularly conduct third-party security audits and test our controls against industry standard security frameworks. LastPass holds several well-known third-party security certifications including ISO 27001, ISO 27701, SOC2 Type II, SOC3, BSI C5, and TRUSTe. Completing and maintaining these standards is just one way we demonstrate our commitment to data security, safeguarding of information, and service availability.

I have personally used LastPass for years. Our consultants came to us with Keeper and LastPass as solutions. Their recommendation was Keeper because LastPass had a breach years ago and Keeper didn't. I overruled with LastPass because I have been using it. I didn't want to learn a new platform or have conflicts between two different accounts.
LastPass financial services customer

Choose LastPass over Keeper for long-term value and no hidden costs

In some industries, companies attract customers with appealing upfront prices, only to add extra fees for essential services later, making the initial cost less of a deal than it seems.

Keeper Security takes a similar approach with password management, offering a range of “powerful add-ons” for their Business and Enterprise plans. While they often provide significant discounts to draw companies in, the additional costs for these features can add up, making it worth comparing the overall value before committing.

LastPass offers just two add-ons, one for Advanced SSO and another for Advanced SSO + MFA, while Keeper Security charges extra for basic features like dark web monitoring and secure file storage.

When evaluating Keeper Security, be sure to inquire about the costs of essential add-ons and potential annual price increases before committing.

The final decision: Keeper Security vs. LastPass

Keeper Security offers a robust solution for large organizations that need complex, costly features from their password manager. However, as a PAM-lite solution, it often misaligns the requirements of small and mid-market businesses that prioritize convenience, continuity, and security more than anything else.

LastPass is dedicated to usability for everyone, empowering both tech-savvy and non-technical users to protect, manage, and share credentials effortlessly. Simple to set up and easy to use, LastPass allows anyone to securely create, manage, and share passwords with just a click. 

For businesses, LastPass provides hundreds of customizable policies, flexible privileges, detailed reporting, and multiple authentication options, making it a vital part of any tech stack.

In addition, LastPass natively integrates with major IdPs like Microsoft Entra and Okta, streamlining user management throughout the employee lifecycle. It enhances traditional identity solutions by supporting directory services, federation, and SSO, simplifying user provisioning, onboarding, and offboarding. This ensures a smooth sign-on experience and prevents unauthorized access to sensitive company data when employees leave. 

LastPass also fills security gaps by managing all credential-based accounts not covered by SSO, making user access and collaboration more efficient and secure.

Ease of setup was a big [reason we went with LastPass]. The user experience was huge. The big criteria for me was how easy it is to use for the end user. Then the ability around centralized administration and policy management.”
Current LastPass customer in the agricultural industry 

Trusted by over 100,000 businesses and millions of users worldwide, LastPass delivers a powerful solution for organizations of all sizes. Sign up today, or switch from Keeper Security to LastPass, to see how our simple and secure password management solution meets all your essential needs.