Okta gets breached because they forget to harden chrome at all so somebody logs on with their personal account and then the password gets exfiltrated and their

Okta gets breached because they forget to harden chrome at all so somebody logs on with their personal account and then the password gets exfiltrated and their employees personal computer gets hacked so Okta gets hacked. When I read through the details of Microsoft's hacks, it will be talking about some obscure exploit against the security professional that had a background check done of them who uses hardened locked down secure access workstation to do their tasks https://arstechnica.com/security/2023/09/hack-of-a-microsoft-corporate-account-led-to-azure-breach-by-chinese-hackers/ https://arstechnica.com/security/2023/09/hack-of-a-microsoft... There is a difference in the degree of egregiousness. I doubt the average business has better security practices than Microsoft, whereas I'd be pretty confident saying many businesses have better security practices than Okta. What shocks me about Okta's breaches is how easy they would be to prevent from happening if Okta cared just a little.