
Volume 342, Issue 3 · 9 articles from 2 issues
Okta argues AI gateways that authenticate static keys break least privilege because user identity never reaches the resource. Read more
Okta launched an Early Access managed MCP server letting admins run Okta operations through natural language in AI clients. Read more
Okta extended Identity Security Posture Management to discover shadow AI agents, unmanaged OAuth grants and MCP servers. Read more
Okta outlines how to discover unmonitored local AI agents and MCP servers running on employee endpoints. Read more
Okta sets out five identity rules for securing autonomous AI agents in enterprise environments. Read more
Okta released 24 osquery detections in Okta Verify to surface unauthorized AI tools running on managed devices. Read more
Okta's Unified Requester Experience consolidates access requests across the Okta dashboard, Slack, and Teams. Read more
Okta argues identity is the core design primitive for scaling enterprise AI agents, drawing on AWS deployment patterns. Read more
Okta argues that SSO and MFA leave session-level gaps that only continuous identity evaluation can close. Read more