Okta

Find the right integration to enhance your organization's identity security

SpyCloud helps organizations act on identity threats using recaptured data from infostealer malware, successful phishing attacks, breaches, and other sources in the criminal underground.

Integrating SpyCloud with Okta brings this exposure intelligence into your identity security workflows, helping you identify compromised workforce access, evaluate risk, and trigger remediation.

Comparing Okta Integrations

Choose the integration that fits your Okta environment and security requirements.

Okta ITP IntegrationOkta Workforce Guardian
Best forInform Okta's risk-based access decisions, post-authenticationRemediate exposed passwords and authenticated access
SpyCloud dataIdentity exposure data converted into risk signalsExposed passwords and session cookies
Integration approachShared Signals Framework (SSF)Okta Workflows (pre-built templates) + SpyCloud Console
ResponseOkta applies configured risk policies and actionsSpyCloud initiates configured session revocation or password workflows
ConfigurationRisk levels, signal types, and Okta policiesSession remediation policies or customizable workflows
Best FitTeams using Okta ITP for adaptive, risk-based responseTeams seeking to protect workforce access, targeted credential or session remediation

Okta Identity Threat Protection (ITP)

Turn identity exposures into actionable risk signals.

SpyCloud integrates with Okta Identity Threat Protection through the Shared Signals Framework (SSF), delivering identity exposure risk signals to Okta's risk engine.

Okta evaluates these signals against your configured policies and can trigger responses such as step-up authentication, session revocation, Universal Logout, and automated workflows.

Use this integration when: You want SpyCloud's external identity exposure intelligence to inform Okta's native risk-based security decisions, even post-authentication. You already run Okta Identity Threat Protection and want SpyCloud to manage the signal delivery end-to-end.

View Okta ITP guide


Okta Workforce Guardian

Find exposed passwords and sessions. Take action through Okta.

Okta Workforce Guardian addresses two ways attackers gain access to workforce accounts: using exposed passwords and hijacking authenticated sessions.

One Guardian license supports two implementations:

  • SpyCloud Console: Identify exposed session cookies, refresh tokens, and other authentication artifacts associated with Okta users.
  • Okta Workflows: Use prebuilt workflows to identify exposed passwords, verify confirmed matches, and run the remediation actions you've enabled.

Use this integration when: You want to identify and remediate exposed passwords, stolen sessions, or both, with control over how remediation occurs. You have Okta Workflows but not Okta ITP.

View Okta Workforce Guardian documentation


Related integrations

Active Directory Guardian + Okta

Coordinate exposed password remediation across hybrid AD and Okta environments.

If your organization uses on-premises Active Directory (AD) alongside Okta, SpyCloud Active Directory Guardian (ADG) helps identify exposed passwords in AD and coordinate remediation through Okta.

ADG uses SpyCloud's recaptured identity data to check Active Directory accounts for exposed credentials. When ADG confirms a credential match, it can trigger configured remediation actions through Okta, including password resets and supported session remediation.

NOTE: ADG + Okta focuses on exposed credentials in Active Directory and can initiate supported Okta remediation after confirmed credential matches.

When to use ADG + Okta

  • You have a hybrid Active Directory + Okta environment
  • You already use ADG to scan on-premises credentials for exposure. NOTE: Password resets must originate from Okta (not AD directly)
  • You want to coordinate password resets and supported session remediation through Okta.
  • You need ADG's additional password checks, such as banned password, shared password, and fuzzy matching.
  • You need to coordinate password policies across both AD and Okta

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