Okta

Money Moves

Joined the S&P 500 on Nov. 4, 2026

Okta joined the S&P 500 before the market opened on Nov. 4, filling the seat Kenvue gave up as Kimberly-Clark's roughly $40 billion purchase of the consumer-health company nears completion. The identity-software maker also entered the index's information-technology and other sector sub-indexes and left the S&P MidCap 400.

Updated 6 days ago

Force in Play

Denies any breach of its systems; no forensic finding reported

On October 28, the transparency nonprofit Distributed Denial of Secrets published Icepick, a searchable archive of more than 41,000 Department of Homeland Security employees and contractors. The files hold names, work phone numbers, office addresses, job titles, supervisors, and the internal permissions tied to each account.

Updated Oct 31

New Capabilities

As of September 2026: Dominant independent enterprise identity provider

When an employee leaves your company, the AI assistant they connected to your customer database doesn't stop working. It keeps running with its tokens, invisible and unmanaged. Okta announced Tuesday that it's closing this gap with new tools to govern AI agents the way it governs human employees.

Updated Sep 22