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Wow! Nice failure to protect your own mission-critical data.

LastPass is such utter garbo

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Private equity.

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People need to dump this service. From memory this isn't the first time they had a security breach and lost customer data.

7 breaches in 11 years

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Honestly, in 2023 I cannot tell if that’s a good number or bad

And use what?

No, seriously. GoToMyPC has been very straightforward and useful for our small company for remoting in when people have had to stay home during the pandemic or were in general away from the office and needed access to their desktop.

Plenty of other options for remote access.

I use a strictly offline encrypted password manager, no cloud services, no internet connection permissions.

This is the way

I honestly don't understand people that use products from this company still, after the breaches and code base intrusions. The fuck are you doing, change vendors.

LogMeIn is pretty nice. My wife's office uses it.

LogMeIn is a GoTo company.

Fair, I use VDI once a month these days so not my game anymore.

Why? It'll just happen to the next vendor too.

I literally cannot name a healthcare organization that I have interacted with in the last 20 years that hasn't compromised my data in some way.

This is beyond the ability of the "self-regulating" free market to solve. This needs laws, standards, enforcement agencies, and penalties for corporations.

This isn't a "me" problem, and I therefore cannot be the only solution.

I don't disagree with regulation. But if you think this company has had the same amount of breaches as others you are mistaken.

Not all companies are equal, there is such thing as a badly managed company. This is it.