LastPass Password Manager
LastPass simplifies your life by remembering your passwords for you. It generates and stores passwords in a secure vault you access using a master password and automatically fills in your login information for you.
LastPass Accounts
To make password security effortless, UNLV offers LastPass Premium for students and alumni and LastPass Business for employees. The service is optional and provided for free.
Students & Alumni
LastPass Premium is available to students and alumni who want a personal account. Sign up with your personal email.
Employees
LastPass Business is available to employees and student workers. Sign up with your UNLVMail email.
Users With Existing LastPass Account Using UNLV Email
Before upgrading their LastPass account, students and alumni must change their existing account to their personal email. Before requesting a business account, employees need to move their LastPass account using their university email to a business account.
Why Use LastPass
Weak passwords continue to be a security risk. With LastPass to manage your logins, it is easier to have strong, unique passwords for different accounts and improved online security.
Convenience
No need to remember multiple passwords for various sites
Better Passwords
Ensures passwords are complex for each site and not repeated
Stronger Security
Adds an extra layer of defense against attacks like keystroke logging
LastPass Features
There are some differences between LastPass Premium and LastPass Business, but both accounts offer the following features.
Never Forget Passwords
Safely store all your passwords in one secure vault
Streamline Logins
Automatically fills login fields and/or shipping details
Create Strong Passwords
Generates complex passwords when creating or changing passwords
Access Anywhere
Use at home, at work, or on the go and see changes you make sync on all devices
Safely Share Passwords
Conveniently share logins and notes with people you trust
Keep Passwords Protected
Use dark web monitoring for alerts to change passwords for compromised accounts