Okta hit by third-party breach, stealing employee data
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Okta hit by third-party breach, stealing employee data
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#3Okta is so lame no wonder is so popular among corporate mediocrity.
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#4Again? Does anyone keep a list of all their breaches and hacks? The one on wiki doesn't seem complete https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Okta,_Inc.#Security_incidents
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#5Okta is so lame no wonder is so popular among corporate mediocrity.
Out of interest - what makes you say this? I'm not disagreeing, just want to understand the general (and seemingly commonly held) belief that they suck.
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#6Not really Okta's fault here, just so happened that Okta was a client of this benefits company. Still, not a good look for Okta.
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#7Okta is so lame no wonder is so popular among corporate mediocrity.
As far as SaaS SSO providers go, I think they're pretty cool. But all the breach related news lately has me wondering what the best alternatives are. You sound like you would have opinions.
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#8Okta is so lame no wonder is so popular among corporate mediocrity.
What is your preferred alternative?
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#9Not really Okta's fault here, just so happened that Okta was a client of this benefits company. Still, not a good look for Okta.
Does that matter, though? The message I get is that Okta isn't good with security, and they're not good at choosing vendors who are good with security.
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#10I guess we have to decide if as customers, our security is treated better or worse than their employees'.