Following the cyberattack, Lineas has greatly improved their protection against cyberattacks, resulting in significant financial benefits (as the average cost of a data breach in Europe is around €3 million). “The implementation of Okta was without a doubt the best choice we could have made.” Christophe says. “I truly can’t imagine what life would be like if we ripped it out and started doing it all like we did before. When I mention Okta with the board, they still think about November and how quickly we were able to respond.
Lineas plans to expand their use of Okta services, including enhancing the Lifecycle Management of their 0365 accounts to better manage licensing costs in the long term. They also plan to implement Advanced Server Access for Zero Trust SSH and RDP access to servers in the future.
“I’m confident that further integration and automation with Okta is the way forward for Lineas” Christophe concludes. “Using Lifecycle Management to create better on- and off-boarding processes and experiences is just one of the ways we plan to optimize our efforts with Okta in the future. Advanced Server Access will also be a priority for us.”
Bart agrees “thanks to the massive benefits of Okta, we’re able to deliver high-quality services and respond very fast when urgent attacks occur. We offer a really lightweight service where we hop on a call and onboard an application within the hour,” he says. “And that’s the real benefit of Okta and its SaaS nature, which allows us to provide rapid support at a really low cost.”