The first step is always the hardest. And if you’re looking to protect your business by instilling good cybersecurity practices amongst your employees, LastPass’s new onboarding for Business users can help guide them through the critical steps to set up their LastPass accounts. It’s an intuitive (and quicker) onboarding process for users, which, in turn, offboards this burden from IT admins.
When this new experience is enabled, users will see a panel on the right side of their vault that encourages them to try LastPass features. By offering guidance through five simple onboarding steps, more users will adopt and use LastPass more quickly.
Additionally, upon completion of the five steps, first time users will see a reward screen informing them that LastPass will plant a tree on their behalf with the Arbor Day Foundation. Set up LastPass and plant a tree in the process – win-win!
So, let’s review the five easy steps your employees can take right now to set up LastPass.
Generate strong passwords
Easy to remember means easy to hack. LastPass, however, can help you create strong, random passwords. Pet names, addresses, and birthdays may hold a special place in your heart, but they should stay out of your LastPass vault.Try autofill
Let LastPass do the work for you. Autofill automatically populates form fields with your information when you visit your saved sites. But why stop at passwords? Autofill addresses, credit card information, and more. Give your memory (and fingers) a break!Visit your Security Dashboard
Stay ahead of hackers by visiting your Security Dashboard, your cybersecurity command center. Check your security score – the higher the better! -- and update any weak or reused passwords that could put your accounts at risk.
