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Okta Disaster Recovery Plan: A Practical Guide For 2025

An Okta disaster recovery plan defines how your organization restores identity access after outages or errors. It sets roles, RTO/RPO targets, failover steps, and testing cadence so users regain access safely within minutes. TL;DR If Okta stops, everything downstream slows or stops. A strong Okta disaster recovery plan clarifies ownership, documents step‑by‑step recovery (including hot‑standby […]

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Why Non Human Identities Require IAM Resilience

Non human identities (NHI) are digital accounts used by apps, bots, and services. With their rapid growth, organizations need IAM resilience—backup and recovery—to ensure business continuity when these identities fail or are exploited. TL;DR Non human identities (NHI) now outnumber human ones in many enterprises, powering APIs, automation, and DevOps pipelines. But this growth creates

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Ransomware Backup Systems: Protecting IDPs From Cyberattacks

Ransomware backup systems protect critical data and identity by keeping immutable, air-gapped copies that attackers can’t change. This ensures reliable restoration, reduces ransom pressure, and keeps IDPs online during cyberattacks. TL;DR Attackers now go after your recovery stack to remove your safety net. The fix is not “more backups,” but better backups: immutable storage, logical/physical

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Oktane25: Where Identity Meets Resilience — See Acsense at Booth Ex23

Oktane25 is Okta’s annual identity conference, held Sept 24–26 in Las Vegas. It features keynotes, customer stories, and technical sessions on the future of identity and security. TL;DR Oktane25 (Sept 24–26, Caesars Forum, Las Vegas) is Okta’s flagship identity event. With headline speakers like Jeremy Renner, Simone Stolzoff, and Duncan Wardle, plus sessions featuring Okta

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Okta + Axiom: PAM Progress—and Why Resilience Still Matters

TL;DR Okta has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Axiom Security and plans to integrate Axiom into Okta Privileged Access, extending privileged controls across databases, Kubernetes, cloud infrastructure, and SaaS with an emphasis on AI-era risks and non-human identities. It’s a strong prevention/governance move. But you still need IAM Resilience to rapidly restore identity configurations,

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Managing Okta Configurations: Add a Resilience Layer to Prevent Outages

Configuration management for Okta reduces misconfigurations and outages by adding rollback, drift detection, sandbox seeding, and continuous backups. A resilience layer lets IAM teams move fast without risking downtime. TL;DR Okta powers identity, but tenant configuration changes remain risky. Because Okta doesn’t include end-to-end configuration management (like versioned rollback, drift diffs, and continuous backups), IAM

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Change Management for Okta Without Git

Change management for Okta is safer with Acsense. Capture every update in seconds, route approvals through ServiceNow or Jira, and roll back instantly—no Git repos, pipelines, or secrets required. TL;DR Okta admins face constant change risk: one misconfiguration can cause outages, security gaps, and compliance failures. Acsense Configuration Management solves this with a Git-free, ITSM-native

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Identity Resilience Takes Center Stage: Acsense Named in Gartner’s 2025 Hype Cycle

Identity and Access Management (IAM) systems are the central nervous system of every modern organization — controlling who can access what, where, and when. From workforce login flows and MFA to application provisioning and policy enforcement, IAM is everywhere. But here’s the catch: most organizations treat IAM as if it’s immune to failure. They rely

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Modernizing Workforce Access Management

Workforce access management is now ‘Tier 0,’ meaning downtime paralyzes operations. Gartner’s 2025 guidance highlights the importance of backup and recovery as part of modernization—explicitly naming Acsense for both object-level and full-tenant restoration. TL;DR Gartner’s 2025 workforce access management research elevates IAM from tactical convenience to Tier 0 infrastructure. The report emphasizes resilience across service

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