Network operator associated with ASN/IP network resources
OKTA
OKTA matters because changes in its footprint, governance position, or relationships can affect network operations and market visibility.
- Network operator associated with ASN/IP network resources
At a glance
- Autonomous system numberLinked with AS19745High confidence
Basic information
- Display nameOKTAHigh confidence
- Legal nameOKTAHigh confidence
- Legal typePrivate companyHigh confidence
- Directory categoryCompanyHigh confidence
- Last updatedJun 17, 2026High confidence
Locations
- Geography scopeUnavailableUnrated
Network identity
- Autonomous system numberAS19745High confidence
Registry and related records
- Editorial contextOkta Is Moving a Service Line With a -53.4% Non-GAAP Margin to Partners, Okta expects its accelerated hand-off of professional services to reduce fiscal-year revenue growth by about one percentage point. The work being moved was already loss-making inside Okta. The strategic question is whether partners make deployment cheaper and faster for the whole customer system, or simply move labour, risk and economic visibility beyond the software vendor's accounts.Medium confidence
- Editorial contextOkta Governs AI Agents; Its Terms Leave Every Act With the Customer, Okta can register an AI agent, bind it to a human owner, restrict the resources it reaches, issue a short-lived credential and record the decision. Its contract still says the customer's agents act for the customer and that the customer owns their acts, controls, configurations, omissions and errors. That is not a contradiction. It is the boundary between selling an identity control plane and taking responsibility for the autonomous work that passes through it.Medium confidence
- Editorial contextOkta made support-token evidence an identity-boundary accountability test, Okta is a risk and accountability case because the accountability issue is that an identity provider can be technically outside a customers production tenant while still holding artifacts that let an attacker approach that tenant. The public record matters for customers, administrators, downstream users, incident responders, support staff, and security teams needed evidence that support convenience did not become identity control transfer.Medium confidence
- Editorial contextOkta made support artifacts a third-party trust-boundary accountability test, Okta's 2023 support-system compromise showed that identity-provider trust does not stop at the authentication service itself. Customer-uploaded troubleshooting files, support-case workflows, session artifacts, third-party support infrastructure, and notification timing can all become part of the functional identity boundary when support evidence carries enough authority to affect customer tenants.Medium confidence
- Editorial contextOkta made support artifacts a third-party trust boundary for identity customers, Okta's 2023 support-system compromise did not need to breach the core identity service to test cloud identity accountability. It showed that diagnostic files, support case storage, session material, third-party tooling, and customer escalation channels can form an alternate trust boundary around an identity platform, with enough authority to affect administrator sessions inside customer tenants.Medium confidence
- Editorial contextOkta's support-system compromise exposed the hidden dependency behind cloud identity, The 2023 incident did not breach Okta's production service, but it showed how a support workflow, a diagnostic file and a reusable administrator session could become an alternate route into the identity systems that customers depended on Okta to protect.Medium confidence
- Editorial contextAI agent adoption outpaces enterprise governance, Okta reports AI agent adoption far outpacing governance, exposing identity control gaps across enterprises.Medium confidence
Source basis
- Public registry recordPublic registry record evidenceHigh confidence
Related research
- Primary articleOkta Is Moving a Service Line With a -53.4% Non-GAAP Margin to PartnersHigh confidence
- Primary articleOkta Governs AI Agents; Its Terms Leave Every Act With the CustomerHigh confidence
- Primary articleOkta made support-token evidence an identity-boundary accountability testHigh confidence
- Primary articleOkta made support artifacts a third-party trust-boundary accountability testHigh confidence
- Primary articleOkta made support artifacts a third-party trust boundary for identity customersHigh confidence
- Primary articleOkta's support-system compromise exposed the hidden dependency behind cloud identityHigh confidence
- Primary articleAI agent adoption outpaces enterprise governanceHigh confidence
- Primary articleOkta retired 4.57 million shares; its denominator fell by 2.54 millionHigh confidence
