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▶ 10:19 Martin Casado I think it was either, it was either me or Okta, but I will, I will say I was like, you know, me and Todd were like the infra portfolio. 2 times in the scene

▶ 29:14 Ben Horowitz Yes, I think succession planning is kind of like a tactic, um, and look, we've already done succession, I, so the original Infra investor in the firm was me, um, and I made some good investments, you know, like Okta and, uh, Databricks,…

▶ 1:41 unnamed speaker Ben also sits on the board of Okta, Databricks, and more, and he's scaled up several organizations in his past, including LoudCloud that went public in 2001.

▶ 4:49 Sonal Chokshi Turned it into a bracelet charm because it's really annoying leaving my keys behind in my bag, so I actually often wear it on my hands as a bracelet in order to log in, and where before, we still log in through Okta, which is like our…

▶ 0:08 unnamed speaker The episode is a conversation with A-sixteen Z's Matt Levy, partner on the executive talent team, discussing the role with CCOs all, Alison Pickens of Gainsight, Krista Anderson-Copperman from Okta, and Hatem Shafiq from Databricks.
▶ 11:19 Krista Anderson-Copperman One thing I used to say in my early days at Okta was, well, if the customer was sitting here in the room with us, what would they say?
▶ 12:33 Matt Levy You guys just went through the IPL process, right, at Okta. 2 times in the scene
▶ 24:25 Krista Anderson-Copperman So we don't track NPS at Okta.

▶ 0:05 unnamed speaker And in today's episode, we have our own Ben Horowitz moderating a session with Okta COO, Frederick Karest and Dominic Schein, who's the CIO of News Corp.
▶ 8:32 Ben Horowitz So Freddie, what, what is Okta doing on mobile security?
▶ 12:52 Frederick Karest And there's always things that we can do better, including, including us at Okta.

▶ 25:40 Ben Horowitz And we're in a company that's doing amazingly well, a company called Okta, which provides really the definitive authentication solution if you're going to move to the cloud. 2 times in the scene

▶ 15:12 Michael Copeland So we're talking about the consumer world, but for example, here we use Okta. 2 times in the scene

▶ 0:03 Michael Copeland I'm Michael Copeland, and we are here at the Okta world headquarters in San Francisco, uh, with Okta CEO, Todd McKinnon, and also joining us from Atlanta is Vijay Palasupramanian, CEO of Pindrop. 3 times in the scene
▶ 3:06 Michael Copeland And so Todd, I know, you know, Okta, you guys go in and, you know, your, your hope is that you make it easy for people to be secure, but there's always this kind of tension between, look,
▶ 8:35 Michael Copeland And then Okta, you know, you guys have a sort of two-factor, single sign-on view of the world, but so Todd, talk to me about, ah, about how you guys approach design and usability, and kind of where you would like to see it go as things…
▶ 13:19 Todd McKinnon Okta, Okta is about building a system of record or a graph that connects together a logical connection of people, applications, devices, and organizations. 2 times in the scene
▶ 16:15 Vijay Balasubramaniyan So, I mean, it's, it's, I mean, if you look at Okta, right, Okta does network authentication to a certain level, and we do authentication on the call center.

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