> Okta’s Deputy Chief Information Security Officer Charlotte Wylie said Okta initially believed that BeyondTrust’s alert on Oct. 2 was not a result of a breach

> Okta’s Deputy Chief Information Security Officer Charlotte Wylie said Okta initially believed that BeyondTrust’s alert on Oct. 2 was not a result of a breach in its systems. But she said that by Oct. 17, the company had identified and contained the incident Nothing like disclosing a hack to company that's supposedly an expert at cyber security and authentication (within 30 minutes!) only for them to tell you that you're wrong and not admit it for 15 days while a hacker runs amok. Do better, Wylie.