That's just a reality of corporate disclosures, I'm afraid. No one is going to let something like this go to press without a full round of legal and PR editing.
I think there's two ways about it though. Most "good" companies (e.g. Cloudflare) will try to be transparent and proactive without taking on liability.
In this case it reads as though Okta are obfuscating the truth, and that's not good.
In this case it reads as though Okta are obfuscating the truth, and that's not good.