Okta is an identity and access management company, specialising in secure user authentication. It's an enterprise-grade identity management service, built for the cloud, but compatible with many on-premises applications.

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Auth0 will become an independent business unit within the security giant, Okta.

Companies can evaluate their current security strategies and leverage existing investments to design and implement a Zero Trust framework.

Okta, CrowdStrike, Netskope and Proofpoint have joined forces to develop and launch an integrated, zero trust security strategy, stating that this is crucial for today’s digital and remote working environments.

“The goal of the Inclusion Council is to ensure that the conversation and ownership of inclusion and belonging are even more deeply integrated within Okta’s business approach."

“We’re excited to formalise the partnership to provide our joint customers with the technology to help secure their organisations.”

Provides new technical training, accreditation, and marketing and strategy support for partners worldwide.

Okta is the latest global vendor to tap into the growing need for security and identity solutions in ANZ.

Businesses and employees are using more applications, new technologies, and learning more than ever before, according to Okta’s 2020 Businesses @ Work report.

This partnership enables Atlassian to focus on its core products while Okta solves for enterprise identity challenges, securing Atlassian customers.

UserInsight introduces suspicious activity reporting for end users, and HealthInsight brings customised, dynamic security best practice recommendations for administrators.

The partnership aims to bolster the security posture for organisations’ very attacked people (VAPs) by applying additional adaptive security controls.

The new management, security and multi-cloud VDI features will allow IT teams to leverage automation to intelligently manage and secure access to any app, on any cloud.

As APAC organisations recognise the need for identity and access management solutions, Okta finds itself attracting attention from both partners and customers.

“Our investment in local infrastructure not only signals our growth plans as a company, but it is also an important step in ensuring that Okta will be able to support our customers as their requirements change over time.”

Yassir Abousselham shares his unique insights as the chief security officer of a fast-growing identity and access management service provider.

The fund will seek out startups that are aligned with Okta's vision of enabling any organisation to use any technology.

For many organisations, the present and the future will be hybrid, with mission-critical applications residing both on-premises and across multi-cloud environments.

The new feature will allow enterprises to automate security by implementing significantly stronger authentication techniques and remediation when the scenario calls for it.

Passwordless authentication, progressive profiling, per-app branding and unlimited use cases are now possible with the Okta Identity Engine.

“Server access has traditionally relied on shared credentials that may never change, and that creates significant vulnerabilities for large or growing organisations.”

Advanced development functionality provided by Hooks opens the Okta Integration Network to a wide array of new types of custom, secure integrations.

The average Okta customer has 83 cloud apps, and 9% of customers have more than 200 cloud apps.