Commvault announced the expansion of its identity resilience portfolio to include support for Okta.
Building on proven protection for identity systems, the new capability enables organisations to rapidly recover their Okta environments from misconfigurations, operational disruptions, and identity-driven cyberattacks.
Okta platform
While Okta’s platform is designed to be resilient and help mitigate potential identity-based attacks, when an identity provider is disrupted – whether through human error or malicious activity – users are locked out, applications fail to authenticate, and operations can stall.
Revenue impact, productivity loss, and customer-facing downtime can follow within minutes. Many organisations still rely on manual scripts and ad hoc processes to restore identity environments, increasing downtime and operational risk.
Organisation regaining access
Commvault’s identity resilience capabilities close this gap with automated protection and granular, point-in-time recovery of critical Okta objects and configurations. By combining secure, immutable storage with precise restoration capabilities, organisations can reduce disruption and regain access quickly.
Commvault’s identity resilience support for Okta is expected to be available through public Early Access in spring 2026, with general availability planned for summer 2026.