The rise of hassle-free and secure authentication
Okta's Federal CSO discusses the rise of passwordless authentication and the need for enhanced web application security.
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Sean Frazier
Why government is failing in the digital age
There’s a new book captivating audiences across the federal technology space and getting rave reviews. “Recoding America – Why Government Is Failing in the Digital Age and…
Report: Agencies ahead of industry implementing zero-trust security
About 86% of agencies increased their zero-trust budgets and 66% implemented multi-factor authentication, according to an Okta-commissioned report.
OMB guidance presents chance to standardize software bill of materials
Practical deadlines for vendors and a concrete process for using the information SBOMs contain at agencies are needed, security experts say.
Adapting cybersecurity to a constant environment of change
Okta’s Sean Frazier explains why organizations need to remain flexible and agile in their cybersecurity posture.
How USCG is reducing cyber risk; Coordinating JADC2 across DOD; Endpoint protection and ZTA
Commander of Coast Guard Cyber Command Rear Adm. Michael Ryan, former JAIC Director Lt. Gen. Jack Shanahan and Okta’s Sean Frazier.
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Biden puts tech and financial agencies to work in studying ‘central bank digital currency’
The executive order gives the Office of Science and Technology Policy 180 days for a technical evaluation, and the Treasury Department has several projects as well.
Three principles to ensure a secure remote workforce
A recent Okta report outlines how agencies can secure their remote and hybrid workforce while meeting new federal zero-trust security requirements.
Okta’s Sean Frazier on what modernization means in 2021
Frazier spoke with FedScoop in conjunction with the IT Modernization Summit.
Industry urges agencies to accelerate zero trust adoption after SolarWinds hack
Zero-trust security couldn't stop the SolarWinds hack, but it could, and did, mitigate the damage, according to cyber experts.