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But you can still get sued if a breach at Otka causes damage to your clients. That is: outsourcing doesn't remove obligation or liability - you can point the fi
by djbusby 3y ago
But you can still get sued if a breach at Otka causes damage to your clients. That is: outsourcing doesn't remove obligation or liability - you can point the finger but are still on the hook.
- hunter2_ 3y agoYou can get sued and then you can get reimbursed by suing the third party provider. You can't very well get reimbursed by a former employee.
- burnte 3y agoPrecisely.
- burnte 3y agoYs, you can sue anyone at any time for any thing, but you have to actually show cause, show harm, show standing, show breach of contract, etc. So you sue me. I said I fulfilled all of my obligations according to the contract and since the fault was with a third party you knew I already trusted, I get your case thrown out because I can demonstrate you knew this was a risk, and agreed to hold me harmless in the case of a third party breach beyond my control. Or, I settle/lose and I or my insurance company then go after Okta for my losses.