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Okta CEO on MGM breach: Companies are under 'massive attack from cybercriminals'

By: CNBC.com News
Todd McKinnon, CEO of identity and access management company Okta, stressed the industry-wide severity of cyberattacks days after one its clients saw a breach.
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