Dropbox’s password breach last weekend and the initial word that it left its 25 million users exposed and caused quite a lot of great conversations around cloud security. And for good reason, especially given consumers’ expectation of security with the data they entrust to the service. But while Dropbox is predominantly a consumer application, the breach should have enterprise IT groups thinking about 1) exactly what kind of information do we have stored in our different cloud applications? And 2) how do we control who has access to that information At Okta, we, of course, believe that the cloud is just fundamentally better. But that doesn’t mean it’s free of the normal IT concerns around security and manageability. And as more and more companies shed their legacy, on-prem solutions for the inherent advantages of cloud-based applications, they (and their IT departments) need a coherent, efficient way to secure, integrate.