Overview

Managing passwords securely has become a growing challenge for many organisations. Staff now access dozens of cloud services every day, and weak or reused passwords remain one of the most common causes of breaches. A password manager helps by centralising credentials, improving control, and reducing the risk of human error. LastPass provides a secure, encrypted vault for users and admins, along with the oversight businesses need to maintain strong, consistent security standards.

In this session, we will explain how LastPass works in practice and how it strengthens day to day access management. The team will walk through typical use cases, common pitfalls, and practical steps organisations can take to improve their overall security posture without complicating staff workflows.

What we will cover

• Why password managers have become essential for modern businesses
• How LastPass stores, encrypts, and protects credentials
• Examples of common attack paths related to weak or reused passwords, and how LastPass reduces the risk
• Shared folders and team-based access controls
• How LastPass supports administrators with policy enforcement and reporting
• Integrating LastPass with your wider security tools
• What to expect during rollout, including user onboarding and recommended best practices
• Questions from the audience

Who should attend

Business owners, directors, IT managers, technical teams, and anyone responsible for maintaining secure access to systems and applications across their organisation.