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In December 2022, Okta’s major cyberattack exposed critical vulnerabilities, highlighting the grave dangers of insecure Internet assets.
Despite the devastating impact on their clients, it appears Okta refuses to learn from this event – sound familiar?
Recent findings from research on one of the world’s largest fund management and JV organizations yesterday, revealed that Okta continues to expose clients to significant risks.
The presence of unsecured subdomains without valid digital certificates and insecure servers is a glaring oversight.
In an era where Cybersecurity threats are rampant, such lapses are unforgivable.