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> basically no way to run a managed system with user accounts for their personal things and work entires that I could control or deploy. Could you elaborate on
by mkdirp 5y ago
> basically no way to run a managed system with user accounts for their personal things and work entires that I could control or deploy.
Could you elaborate on this?
I'm not an enterprise user, however, as a happy commercial Bitwarden user, I was annoyed that the company I worked for moved to LastPass relatively recently. I'd love to know what may have made them choose LP over Bitwarden.
- Macha 5y agoLastpass lets you (possibly with a large enough enterprise account?) give free personal accounts to your employees, seperate to their business accounts, that the employees can link with the business accounts. This gives the employees a single interface to access their business and personal passwords, while giving the company a business account it can see stats (but not passwords) of, and terminate to cut off access to without locking a user out of their personal passwords (the personal account gets downgraded to a free account). Personally I don't use that as I have bitwarden set up for my personal accounts and would rather trust that.
- SV_BubbleTime 5y agoSee the post above this one. Lastpass allows me to deploy enterprise then link you can link personal that I can’t access. The user gets a single sign on to work and personal. It’s nice. There was something else that BW wasn’t interested in doing for enterprise. I think that came down to recovery. They weren’t willing to trade some security feature on commercial accounts for a required IT feature. I wish it would have worked out with them, I’d switch from LP in a second if they solved those issues. They were very upfront to me that their focus was consumer first.