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Okta Acquires Permiso Security for $200M: Opportunity for Startups

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Okta reported revenues of $728 million for the second quarter of 2026, surpassing forecasts of $711 million.

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Okta announced on July 30, 2026, an agreement to acquire Permiso Security, a startup specializing in identity security with artificial intelligence capabilities, for a reported value of close to 200 million dollars. The operation, structured almost entirely in cash, is expected to close in the third quarter of Okta's fiscal year 2027, subject to customary closing conditions. For founders in the cybersecurity ecosystem, this transaction validates an emerging category: the protection of AI agents and non-human identities is moving from experimental to a strategic priority that major players are willing to pay for. Permiso Security was founded by Paul Nguyen and Jason Martin, both former FireEye executives, with a clear value proposition: detecting suspicious activity in cloud environments after users or applications have already gained access. The startup specializes in identifying the misuse of stolen or compromised identities that allow attackers to move laterally within cloud infrastructures. 🚀 Before seeking capital, validate the business A community of entrepreneurs building with AI as leverage - no startup hype, focused on what works. What made Okta interested is Permiso's recent evolution towards the protection of AI agents and other machine identities. As companies deploy autonomous software in their operations, a new risk vector emerges: these non-human identities...

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Okta's revenues in the second quarter of 2026 reached 728 million dollars, exceeding forecasts of 711 million, with earnings per share of 0.91 dollars compared to the expected 0.84.

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