
4.6 2021 third-party trackers and security incidentĪ user's content in LastPass, including passwords and secure notes, is protected by one master password.Premium accounts are free to use for all faculty, staff, students, Emeriti, alumni, and retirees with IT Services (anyone with an active UW–Madison O365 account).Enterprise accounts are free to use for all active faculty, staff, and students.LastPass – UW–Madison LastPass Enterprise Service Terms of Use Pricing Sign up for your FREE LastPass Premium account.LastPass Premium Accounts are separate from LastPass Enterprise accounts and are NOT supported by UW–Madison (meaning you need to contact LastPass for support).



To enroll, go to your Wisc Account Admin page and click on LastPass and click on “Enable”.Getting started If you are a new LastPass Enterprise user: Usernames for LastPass Enterprise accounts must be in the format of for provisioning and SSO functionality.Must install the relevant LastPass browser extensions and/or mobile apps.Must be an active UW–Madison faculty, staff, or student to enroll in LastPass Enterprise.Ability to link your LastPass Enterprise account to a free LastPass Premium account for personal use.Works across multiple platforms and devices including Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, and iOS.Eliminates the need to remember multiple passwords (and the vulnerabilities associated with reusing passwords).Integrated with Single Sign On (SSO-NetID login) and Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA-Duo) for increased security.Securely stores, manages, and shares work-related credentials.

LastPass Enterprise is a free-to-use, DoIT supported enterprise password manager that allows faculty, staff, and students to securely store, manage, and share credentials used for university purposes.
