That’s the driving goal behind the LastPass Authenticator: Bring the security benefits of two-factor authentication to the masses by taking the pain and friction out of the equation, creating something that people want to use,” said Joe Siegrist, GM and VP, of LastPass. “Today, multifactor authentication is far too often limited to security sensitive early adopters, and people that have to use it because IT forced them to do so. As a result, users can quickly turn their smartphones – or even their Apple Watch – into a simple extra security key for their digital lives. Available immediately on Google Play, iTunes App Store, and the Microsoft App Store, the new LastPass Authenticator app is designed for use with the LastPass password manager, as well as hundreds of popular applications and websites, like Amazon, Dropbox, Evernote, Facebook and more. LastPass has introduced a new free offering designed to bring the security of two-factor authentication (2FA) to the mainstream. New Two-Factor Authentication offering from market leading password manager adds extra level of security to LastPass, hundreds of other sites

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