Technology in the last 12 months has become integral to our lives. We’ve relied on it not just to work remotely, but as a substitute to meet basic human needs – interacting with friends and family, getting food delivered, or attending doctors’ appointments.
But it’s also introduced challenges. We’ve been exposed to risk, questioned how and where our information has been tracked. Trust has been lost – not just in technology, but in governments, business leaders and public health.
This matters to us as technology leaders because technology won’t be able to reach its full potential without trust. In the next decade, our job will be to secure what we build, to consider the bad ways our technology can be used, as well as the good, and rebuild trust in the technologies that are critical to the foundations of our societies.
At Okta, we believe Zero Trust security can help us ensure we don’t become a Zero Trust society. By building technology that continuously gives people the right access to right resources in the right context, we take responsibility for the security of users, rather than putting it on them. Tech leaders must make trust the cornerstone of the technology of the future – at Okta, we’ll continue to put it at the top of our roadmap.