After seeming to downplay the impact of a January security breach yesterday, Okta is now admitting that up to 2.5% of its customers may have been affected.
Chinese regulators have told some U.S.-listed Chinese companies to prepare to disclose their audits to American regulators, potentially averting the desliting of those firms from U.S. markets.
The social shopping app, which lets users buy and sell used goods from one another, beat revenue estimates in the final quarter of last year. But it predicts revenue growth will slow in the first quarter of this year, even as it increases marketing spend to attract more people to buy secondhand goods on its marketplace.
Identity management and authentication software provider Okta is downplaying a hacking group's claims that it breached its systems in January. Microsoft said the group had gained limited access to its system.