LastPass has announced that it has achieved ISO/IEC 27001: 2013 certification for its information security management system.

Established by the International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO), the ISO 27001 certification follows a globally recognised standard, which provides a model for establishing, monitoring and improving an information security management system.

LastPass achieves ISO 27001 certification

The ISO 27001 certification demonstrates LastPass’s commitment to providing the following processes throughout the organisation, in order to ensure a strong information security management system:

  • Detailed documentation
  • Management responsibility
  • Internal audits
  • Continual improvement
  • Preventive actions

Offering the highest level of security and confidentiality

This certification solidifies our commitment to offering the highest level of security and confidentiality for our customers,” said Dan DeMichele, Vice President of Product Management at LastPass, adding “As we look ahead, this achievement will allow us to continue delivering innovative solutions, while meeting the stringent requirements of enterprise organisations.

ISO 27001 certification is invaluable for monitoring, reviewing, maintaining and improving a company’s information security management system and gives partner organisations, and customers greater confidence in their interactions with LastPass.

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