![]() LastPass publishing their security roadmap and what they are doing to enhance their security posture is a fantastic lesson for all businesses to copy ![]() It also illustrates just how sophisticated and patient a determined threat actor can be when they know you have data that they want and can leverage This attack illustrates the dangers of unmanaged devices (like personally owned devices) having access to corporate data because they can host vulnerable software that you may have no idea existsģ. This can happen to any company and remember LastPass has a huge target on their back with the nature of what they offer to the marketĢ. Let's talk about lessons we can take from this and apply to our businesses or even our personal lives.ġ. I've included links below with the details directly from LastPass, but let's take a minute to appreciate the candidness of LastPass to share this level of detail. There's plenty of criticism for LastPass but this level of transparency is terrific. Go the master password and MFA to gain access to the LastPass corporate vault. ![]() Threat actors hacked a senior DevOps Engineer's home computer (probably through Plex)ģ. The new details released from LastPass on their second major incident so here's the summary from LastPass:ġ. Every headline I read is to ditch LastPass and all about how they have failed. Maybe we should pause for a minute and talk about everything that has happened and what we can learn about it.
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