Okta's Agent SSO Kills Static API Keys for AI Agents. It Doesn't Kill the Governance Problem.
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Okta made Agent SSO generally available on August 24, folding the open Cross App Access standard into its core SSO product so AI agents get registered as first-class identities in Universal Directory, right next to human employees, and issued short-lived tokens instead of static API keys. It's a re…
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Okta's Agent SSO Kills Static API Keys for AI Agents. It Doesn't Kill the Governance Problem.
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