Did you know that October is National Cyber Security Awareness Month (#NCSAM)? It’s an initiative to help spread awareness of cyber security threats and educate the public and private sectors on topics of online safety and security. There are a number of ways you can get involved with the NCSAM initiative and make a difference in your community.
But as a LastPass user, you already have the power to make a big difference. How? By taking advantage of the features LastPass offers – and helping others learn about secure password management and LastPass.
Want to make a big difference in someone’s online life today? Recommend LastPass.
It takes 30 seconds and your effort may earn you Premium credit for your LastPass account. It also gives you that warm fuzzy feeling that you’ve helped someone else master their passwords.
Together, we can fix the password problem.
Latest update works for me as usual, FireFox v16.0.1!
Phenomenal job LastPass, I really feel guilty for not financially supporting you guys, I think I will go ahead and pay for the Premium version. LastPass is quite simply the best, most user-friendly, crash-proof and robust password management solution I’ve ever been blessed to find. If you guys only knew how many times LastPass has saved my butt, it would amaze you!
Thank you for the love! We’re glad you’re finding LastPass so useful.
Firefox 16 is telling me that LastPass add-on is not compatible. Any news on that?
Please try the updated build from our download page: https://lastpass.com/dl – if any problems persist please reach out to the team at https://lastpass.com/supportticket.php
I mean, technically, I can’t actually change all my passwords to generated ones, or try multifactor authentication because both of these things are already being done (not just trying).
I will, however re-run the security challenge, and tell a few more friends about LastPass. Why not, right?
Too hard I gave up.
Multifactor should be a must for everything.