You secured your workforce.
You secured your customers.
...But what about your AI agents? 🤔🤖
They’re already inside your systems—connecting, deciding, acting.
Most without identity, and that’s a problem.
Fix it with Okta for AI Agents ➡️ https://t.co/ecyTlokMKj #OktaSecuresAI
An AI agent just added a cart to checkout. No human touched a keyboard.
By 2030, up to $3–5 trillion in consumer spending could flow through AI agents. The question retailers aren't ready for: how do you know a real, authorized shopper is actually behind that purchase?
@auth0 + the Universal Commerce Protocol (UCP) answer that. Auth for UCP verifies shopper identity, issues scoped tokens for that purchase only (no standing credentials), and keeps a full audit trail of every approval.
Learn how it works: https://t.co/fpDMlMGqFj
@kylekane@auth0 Current return rails were designed for humans making mistakes, not autonomous agents. This is a great argument for moving to single-use payment tokens—where the card only authorizes if the cart strictly matches the user's signed intent.
AI models are finding software vulnerabilities—and chaining together exploits—faster than ever before.
Performative panic? No. A wake-up call to nail the fundamentals? 100%.
As Todd McKinnon shared with Jim Cramer on Mad Money, even in a world of next-gen AI threats, most breaches still happen the old-fashioned way.
Lock down the basics with phishing-resistant MFA and timely patching, and you take the easiest targets off the board.
There's a new workforce inside your organization.
Do you know what it's up to? 👀
AI agents are moving fast, taking action, and accessing systems. But some are operating beyond the visibility and control of the teams responsible for securing them.
AI access has a resale value now. And criminals have noticed.
As demand for frontier models rises, an underground market is offering premium AI access at prices that look almost too good to be true.
Sometimes the “discount” comes from stolen session tokens and API keys. Sometimes it's fueled by fake accounts and abused promotional credits.
Either way, someone else is picking up the tab.
Okta Threat Intelligence went inside the underground AI economy to understand how AI access is being stolen, manufactured and resold—and what security teams can do about it.
→ Read the research: https://t.co/teDXtbf3dU
@vmkoko Shared logins with static passwords are an infostealer's dream. Putting AI tools behind SSO with usage alerts and individual provisioning is a must 💯
88% of security leaders feel confident in their security posture.
52% of respondents started their job with a username and password.
Your employees passed the security training. Then you handed them a password. Awareness matters. But you can't train your way out of an architectural problem.
Secure by default > secure by memory.
→ Read the 2026 Global State of Authentication from Okta + @Yubico: https://t.co/2vpaeZsqVz
Phishing resistance isn’t the flashiest topic in AI security, but it’s one of the single most effective ways companies can protect themselves right now. https://t.co/aWTPtgYr6D