Earthwormjim91, 7 months ago You still need the comma before Okta to be grammatically correct. More correct would be to just use multiple sentences. “No, Okta. It was senior management, not an errant employee, that caused you to get hacked.
You still need the comma before Okta to be grammatically correct.
More correct would be to just use multiple sentences.
“No, Okta. It was senior management, not an errant employee, that caused you to get hacked.