Inleiding
Overstappen op een nieuw wachtwoordbeheersysteem kan een ontmoedigende taak lijken, vooral als je verantwoordelijk bent voor honderden tot duizenden gebruikers in je organisatie. Daarom hebben we deze kit samengesteld om je in elke fase van je migratietraject te helpen.
In deze kit behandelen we de meest voorkomende migratiestappen van LastPass naar Bitwarden, inclusief stapsgewijze instructies voor het eenvoudig en efficiënt verplaatsen van systemen en het in dienst nemen van gebruikers. Begin met navigeren naar waar je je in het migratieproces bevindt met behulp van de inhoudsopgave.
Aan de slag
Bitwarden voor bedrijven
Met Bitwarden kunnen teams en bedrijven eenvoudig veilig wachtwoorden delen met collega's. Beperk het risico op cyberbeveiliging door een sterk wachtwoordbeleid in te voeren voor alle medewerkers en activiteiten te controleren met auditlogs. Bitwarden integreert naadloos met uw bestaande beveiligingspakket en ondersteunt SSO en integratie met directoryservices. Functies zoals wachtwoordloze verificatie, biometrische ontgrendeling, ondersteuning van beveiligingssleutels en automatisch ingevulde referenties maken het gemakkelijk voor werknemers om toegang te krijgen tot hun belangrijke accounts, waardoor de productiviteit van je bedrijf wordt gewaarborgd.
Kies het juiste plan voor je bedrijf om aan de slag te gaan.
- Voor Teams ($4 per gebruiker/maand*): Deel privégegevens veilig met collega's, afdelingen of het hele bedrijf.
- Voor bedrijven ($6 per gebruiker/maand*): Geavanceerde functionaliteiten, waaronder bedrijfsbeleid, SSO-integratie, SCIM-ondersteuning en meer.
*de prijs is gebaseerd op een jaarabonnement
Bitwarden voor jou
Personen die de functies van Bitwarden willen verkennen, raden we aan te beginnen met een gratis plan dat alle toeters en bellen bevat die u nodig hebt om uw online beveiliging te versterken. Maak gebruik van de
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LastPass Enterprise Migration Guide
Securely migrating your passwords and other sensitive information to Bitwarden is a straightforward and secure process. This guide describes the best practices for safely migrating data from Lastpass to a Bitwarden
Start migrating from LastPass to Bitwarden by following these simple steps:
Pro Tip
If you need assistance during your migration, our
Step 1: Setup your organization
Bitwarden organizations relate users and vault items together for
Create your organization. Start by creating your organization. To learn how, check out
this article. To self-host Bitwarden, create an organization on the Bitwarden cloud, generate alicense key, and use the key tounlock organizationson your server.Onboard administrative users. With your organization created, further setup procedures can be made easier by onboarding some
administrative users. It's important that you do not begin end-user onboarding at this point, as there are a few steps left to prepare your organization. Learn how to invite adminshere.Configure identity services. Enterprise organizations support
logging in with single sign-on(SSO) using either SAML 2.0 or OpenID Connect (OIDC). To configure SSO, open the organization's Settings → Single Sign-On screen, accessible byorganization owners and admins.Enable enterprise policies.
Enterprise policiesenable organizations to implement rules for users, for example requiring use of two-step login. It is highly recommended that you configure policies before onboarding users.
Tip
It's important that you create your organization first and
Step 2: Import to your organization
Data can be imported directly from LastPass or using an
To import data to your organization using the Direct import method:
Log in to the Password Manager browser extension or desktop app.
In the browser extension, select the Settings tab and choose the Import items option. Or, in the desktop app, select File > Import data.
Complete the following fields from the drop down menus:
Import destination: Select the import destination, such as the organizational vault that you have access to.
Folder or Collection: Select if you would like the imported content moved to a specific collection that you have access to.
- File format: Select LastPass.
In the LastPass Instructions box, choose the Import directly from LastPass option.
Enter your LastPass email .
Select the Import data button to trigger the import.
You will be prompted for your LastPass master password or, if your LastPass account uses SSO, to log in to your IdP. In either case, follow the prompts to log in to your LastPass account.
Tip
If your LastPass account has multi-factor authentication activated, you will be prompted to enter a one-time passcode from your authenticator app. If you use Duo for MFA, only in-app approval is supported to fulfill your MFA requirement.
Tip
You should also recommend to employees that they export their individually-owned data from your existing password manager and prepare it for import into Bitwarden. Learn more
Step 3: Onboard users
Bitwarden supports manual onboarding via the web vault and automated onboarding through SCIM integrations or syncing from your existing directory service:
Manual onboarding
To ensure the security of your organization, Bitwarden applies a 3-step process for onboarding a new member,
Automated onboarding
Automated user onboarding is available through SCIM integrations with
Whichever you use, users are automatically invited to join the organization and can be confirmed manually or automatically using the
Step 4: Configure access to collections and items
Share vault items with your end-users by configuring access through collections, groups, and group-level or user-level permissions:
Collections
Bitwarden empowers organizations to share sensitive data easily, securely, and in a scalable manner. This is accomplished by segmenting shared secrets, items, logins, etc. into collections.
Collections can organize secure items in many ways, including by business function, group assignment, application access levels, or even security protocols. Collections function like shared folders, allowing for consistent access control and sharing amongst groups of users.
Shared folders from LastPass can be imported as collections into Bitwarden by using the organization import template found collections column.
Collections can be shared with both groups and individual users. Limiting the number of individual users that can access a collection will make management more efficient for admins. Learn more
Groups
Using groups for sharing is the most effective way to provide credential and secret access. Groups, like users, can be synced to your organization using SCIM or Directory Connector.
Permissions
Permissions for Bitwarden collections can be assigned on the group or user-level. This means that each group or user can be configured with different permissions for the same collection. Collection permissions options include options:
Can view
Can view, except passwords
Can edit
Can edit, except passwords
Grant access to all current and future collections
Learn more about permissions
User A is part of the Tier 1 Support group, which has access to the Support collection, with can view permission.
User A is also a member of the Support Management group, which has access to the Support collection, with can edit access.
In this scenario, User A will be able to edit to the Collection.
Note
Nested collections do not inherit the permissions of the top level collection. See
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Migration support
The Bitwarden Customer Success team is available 24/7 with priority support for your organizations. If you need assistance or have questions, please do not hesitate to