Auth0 vs Azure Active Directory

• The Auth0 documentation provides plenty of examples and tutorials for users to get up and running quickly
• Auth0 is very flexible, it has a lot of pre-build authentication methods but also allows you to customize your method of authentication if you need to build off an internal provider
• The Auth0 user interface is generally intuitive and it has detailed logs to assist with auditing
• Auth0 comes at a very competitive price-point if your platform doesn't require a huge number of users (the free tier alone could be sufficient for many)

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• Conditional Access -- this is one of the biggest tools that any admin needs when it comes to securing when, where, and how users are accessing information. Especially if the information contains sensitive data types.
• Multi-factor Authentication -- we have all our employees configured for MFA. This is incredibly easy to configure with Azure, as well as defining when MFA should be used through Conditional Access.
• Audit Logs -- being able to track and identify a user's activity is pretty critical, especially when in incident response mode.

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• Price point for ALL features can get a bit pricey. But they have a startup plan which helps big time. Developer plans start at $23/mo and do not include all features.
• Actions, rules, hooks, and email customization are great features, but the UI is a bit tough sometimes, not very responsive to screen size and code editors are cut off in a difficult place to maneuver.

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• There are a lot of features, so it can get confusing to get to where you want to go
• Some areas do not offer as much granularity as desired
• Hard to find certain features that are synonymous with on-premises Active Directory

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• With Auth0, we saved a lot of time and money implementing identity management that would work across all of our services instead of doing it ourselves.
• There's no going back from Auth0. We've become really dependent on them.
• It reduces a lot of burden on our side to be GDPR compliant.

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• AAD has saved my organization a lot of time in user setups, restoring mailboxes or individual messages, auditing logins/logoffs or data changes and running reports.
• It added functionality we did not previously have, such as reporting on user behavior in their systems (what they work on and what applications are used).
• My IT Support Department has benefited greatly from adding AAD by being able to see software update needs for each workstation, managing startup items running in the system, checking versions of definitions and policies applied to each workstation and much more.

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