Operator

Please welcome Okta's Vice President of Federal, Amy Johanek.

Amy Johanek

Hello. Welcome to Okta Gov Identity Summit. Thank you for joining us today. This is our fifth year hosting the summit, but this year marks a deeper milestone. For the past decade, Okta has partnered with you to secure federal identities, evolving alongside the government's highest security standards. That's a decade of building together and a decade of earning your trust. What that decade has taught us is simple. The safest missions don't choose between being modern and being resilient. Modernization and cyber resiliency are deeply intertwined and the common thread is identity.

From advanced governance and threat detection to moving to the highest national security workloads, we are extending the identity security fabric to where your mission lives. You'll see these innovations in action throughout the day. And more importantly, you'll hear from government leaders and strategic partners on what identity-first security looks like in practice.

Before we look at the agenda, I want to recognize the sponsors who made today possible. Thank you so much. Now let's look at our day. We'll kick things off with Okta's Deputy Chief Security Officer, Charlotte Wylie. She'll detail how we are elevating your mission requirements into a truly secure operating model. Following that, I'll be hosting several conversations focused on reframing identity in Zero Trust posture as the foundation of mission agility. Later today, Okta's Director of Defense Intelligence program, Sabrina Lea, will explore identity and distributed environments. Then we'll have Okta's Senior Vice President and General Manager for Okta for AI Agents, Harish Peri, take a look at the future of agentic identity. And to close our day, former Commander of U.S. Cyber Command and former Director of the National Security Agency, General Paul Nakasone, will lead