![]() ![]() LastPass integrates with different types of two-factor authentication services, including smartphone-based apps, software-based services, and hardware tokens. Many are included with the basic LastPass service, while others require LastPass Premium or LastPass Enterprise. This allows you to choose the option that fits with your workflow, devices, and security needs. It’s always been important to us to provide a range of options, and to work with the best vendors out there. How to Choose a Two-Factor AuthenticationĪs of today, LastPass integrates with 15 different two-factor authentication services, and we continue to add more. It’s the single most important security step you can take to protect your LastPass account. ![]() That way, even if someone obtained your master password, they’d be blocked from getting into the account when they’re asked for the two-factor authentication. ![]() If the correct information isn’t provided, the account remains locked. You have to provide that second piece of information – whether it’s a code, or a temporary password, or the swipe of a finger – before the account can be accessed. It requires something you know (your master password), plus something you have (like your phone or a token) or something you are (like your fingerprint). Two-factor ( or multifactor) authentication is a feature that asks you for more than just your username and password when you log in. Let’s take a look at what two-factor authentication is, how to choose from the options available, and what to expect once you turn it on. That’s why we offer our users over 15 options so you can choose one that fits your set-up and workflow. Using two-factor authentication is one of the best ways to keep your data safe and add even more security to your LastPass account. ![]()
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