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Okta CEO Discusses AI Agents in Cybersecurity Before Earnings Call
Okta CEO Todd McKinnon appeared on CNBC's Closing Bell Overtime to preview the company's earnings results and describe how the firm is deploying AI agents for cybersecurity. The segment aired one hour before the scheduled investor call.
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Okta CEO Todd McKinnon joined CNBC's Closing Bell Overtime to discuss the company's latest quarterly results one hour before the scheduled investor call. McKinnon addressed how Okta is integrating AI agents into its cybersecurity offerings.
The appearance focused on an earnings beat reported ahead of the call. McKinnon outlined product updates tied to the AI agent rollout.
The CEO described specific uses of AI agents within Okta's security platform. No additional financial figures or forward guidance were provided during the segment.
The interview occurred alongside other market segments on inflation data and M&A activity. No further statements from Okta executives appear in the coverage.
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