Okta's Latest Revelations: The Lapsus$ Hack Affected 366 Customers

Digital authentication firm Okta Inc OKTA Chief Security Officer David Bradbury admitted maximum potential impact to 366 customers by the Lapsus$ breach.
An outside contractor, Sitel Group, accessed the data.
Okta first became aware of the breach in January. However, Sitel received a forensic report about the incident on March 10 and shared a summary of the findings with Okta a week later, to Bradbury's disappointment.
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The number represented a worst-case scenario lest the hackers got constrained in their range of possible actions.
Bradbury added that the intruders would not have been able to download customer databases or access Okta's source code.
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Price Action: OKTA shares traded lower by 6.71% at $155.26 in the premarket on the last check Wednesday.