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Okta

Provides cloud identity and access management software for workforce and customer authentication.

CybersecurityPublicSan Francisco, California, USAFounded 2009Founders: Todd McKinnon, Frederic KerrestPublic companyWebsite ↗
Last verified Sep 4, 2026

Key Metrics

Market cap
$29.82B
As of Sep 4, 2026stockanalysis.com
Revenue
$2.92B
As of Jan 31, 2026stockanalysis.com

Company Snapshot

Okta is a Cybersecurity company, based in San Francisco, California, USA, founded 2009 by Todd McKinnon, Frederic Kerrest. Market cap $29.82B (As of Sep 4, 2026, stockanalysis.com).

Recent changes

  1. Sep 4, 2026First reported market cap: $29.82B stockanalysis.com
  2. Aug 27, 2026CrowdStrike, Okta Post Best Days Ever on AI Demand Pulse story
  3. Jul 30, 2026Okta Buys AI Identity Security Startup Permiso for ~$200M Pulse story
  4. Jan 31, 2026First reported revenue: $2.92B stockanalysis.com

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Latest Pulse

  1. CrowdStrike, Okta Post Best Days Ever on AI DemandCrowdStrike and Okta both surged on quarterly earnings beats and raised guidance, with executives citing accelerating AI-driven security threats as a demand driver for both companies' platforms.
  2. AI Infrastructure's Real Exit Ramp Is M&A, Not IPOsThree separate deals in the past week -- Nscale buying Anyscale, Okta buying Permiso, and IonQ closing on SkyWater -- show strategic acquisitions, not public listings, are becoming AI infrastructure's dominant exit path this cycle.
  3. Okta Buys AI Identity Security Startup Permiso for ~$200MOkta agreed to acquire AI identity security startup Permiso for roughly $200 million in an almost all-cash deal, aiming to extend threat detection to autonomous AI agents and other non-human identities.

Coverage Timeline

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  1. IPOCrowdStrike, Okta Post Best Days Ever on AI Demand
  2. FUNDINGAI Infrastructure's Real Exit Ramp Is M&A, Not IPOs
  3. FUNDINGOkta Buys AI Identity Security Startup Permiso for ~$200M

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