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Identity provider Okta has finished the investigation into a January breach by hacking group Lapsus$ at one of its third-party providers and says it affected far fewer customers than initially feared.

The Russia-Ukraine standoff, China's posturing and cybersecurity threats — these are testing times for NATO. US Ambassador to NATO, Julianne Smith, says no other alliance is better-suited to meet those challenges.

“Our Alliance is the strong foundation on which our collective security and our shared prosperity can continue to be built…the U.S. commitment to

White House Says NATO Will Launch ‘Ambitious’ Security Initiatives WASHINGTON—The White House said on Sunday ahead of Monday’s NATO summit that alliance leaders would launch an “ambitious” set of initiatives to ensure it continues providing security through 2030 and beyond. It said the 30 member countries would agree to revise NATO’s “Strategic Concept” to guide its “approach to the evolving strategic environment, which includes Russia’s aggressive policies and actions; ch...