Multifactor Authentication
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Use the Microsoft Authenticator
Microsoft Authenticator is a mobile multifactor authentication app that generates time-based codes for LastPass using Two-Step Verification. Important: LastPass recommends that admins complete the steps for enabling multifactor authentication in the Admin Console. Limitations and compatibility One-tap push notifications…
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Use the Google Authenticator
Google Authenticator is an authentication app for mobile devices that generates time-based codes used during the Two-Step Verification process. Limitations and compatibility You cannot use both Google Authenticator and Microsoft Authenticator simultaneously for multifactor authentication. If you have a LastPass…
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Add an account to the LastPass Authenticator app
You can add an account to the LastPass Authenticator app by scanning a QR code or entering the details manually for a third-party app or website. As a result, you can use the LastPass Authenticator app for multifactor authentication when signing in. Add a LastPass account To add your LastPass account instead of a…
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System requirements for LastPass Workstation MFA
System requirements for LastPass Workstation MFA Workstation MFA is supported on Windows or macOS. To set up LastPass Workstation MFA, the following minimum requirements must be met. Limitations and compatibility Note: An active LastPass Business Max trial or paid user account: Enabled and enrolled the LastPass…
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Enable multifactor authentication for LastPass
Enable multifactor authentication in LastPass to add an extra security layer that requires a second verification step before account access. This protection helps safeguard your account even if your master password is compromised. Enabling this security feature helps protect your account from keyloggers and other threats.…