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We use Okta SSO for our end user apps and are discussing if our security tools should also be behind it. One less login is nice but some of our concern is if our Okta instance is hacked, the threat actor has access to what we need to respond to the incident.

Do others share this concern? We do have other controls where possible, such as off prem apps being accessible only from our IPs.

Edit: spelling submitted by /u/MyMomDoesntKnowMe
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