Action we've taken in response to a potential Okta breach
Blog post from GitLab
GitLab's Security team is actively investigating a potential security breach involving the Okta platform to assess any risks to GitLab and its users, though no malicious activity has been detected so far. GitLab uses Okta for single-sign-on access to various SaaS applications and has taken steps to examine logs, communicate with Okta and industry peers, and develop contingency plans to protect against potential threats. Customers using Okta for GitLab access are advised to review their Okta logs for suspicious activity, contact Okta support for guidance, and implement multi-factor authentication (MFA) for enhanced security. GitLab has committed to ongoing investigation and will provide updates and alerts if any potential risks to their product or customers are identified, encouraging users to stay informed through security alerts and communication channels.
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