The Okta Identity Cloud

Well suited in providing end users a clean UI and clear use cases. Less appropriate in providing clear usage reports on app access and audit logs - the UX on reports is cumbersome

I would definitely suggest this tool to my colleagues. When it comes to single sign to integrate all our applications under one umbrella, this will be the tool to go for sure. In our company, when we were moving our applications to the cloud one by one, we wanted one tool that could serve as a platform for all the applications with one password and with enhanced multi factor authentication and we choose The Okta Identity Cloud.
When it comes to SAP, integration with The Okta Identity Cloud was a little tedious.

In our organization, we use quite a lot of tools and systems to help our clients. If you have the same situation in the company, this tool is very well suited for you. Having Okta Identity Cloud manage and store those tools and systems helps us do our tasks more efficiently.

Remembering so many different passwords in both my personal & professional life can be a bit intimidating. On a larger scale, the Okta Identify Cloud helps put more time in employees' days to be productive.

Easy to integrate. Highly reliable.

Auth0 shines when one needs a simple auth solution, particularly for beginners building SPAs, as well as for those building apps on more obscure frameworks like Cordova or Nativescript. Pricing premium is acceptable when a low number of MAUs are expected. Pricing however does not scale well, as other providers like AWS Cognito and Azure AD B2C have priced an order of magnitude cheaper and much more generous free tiers. Essentially the trade-off is developer experience vs cost.

It is well suited for people who mostly have functional roles in the company like sales, marketing, csm, [and] product management as there are [a] lesser number of tools needed to be authenticated (like G Suite and chat apps like Slack) through Okta as compared to the number of authentications needed [for] various other cloud applications used [in] business.

Auth0 is great at RBAC, making it easy to create roles and permissions, and assign them to users. The Auth0 Pipeline and Actions are a great tool to configure and customize flows for users. Applications are easy to configure and have amazing documentation supporting the customers. One downside is still the backup policy and data recovery policy, which are not supported by Auth0 - it's the customer's responsibility to create a way of backing up data from Auth0, and how to deal with recreating all users.

The Okta Identity Cloud is perfect for secure access to systems that contain sensitive information.

Auth0 is really great if you're just starting out building a product. It really saves a lot of time and work. I've implemented a user-service in a million places and it's always the same--the register-login-confirm-email-forgot-password flow. Using Auth0 saves you all that, and you can get up and running in no time, getting a lot of advanced features very quickly and easily.

Auth0 wouldn't really suit you if you already have a working system with your own user database. It might be less appropriate for privacy-intensive applications, as the user data isn't really data you'd like to share or have outside of your own infrastructure.

Auth0 solved just about every issue we were facing when it came to Authentication and Identity management. I was spending an embarrassing amount of time trying to "roll-my-own auth." I found more and more that I was spending a lot of time in the Auth0 docs trying to learn best practices and realized "hey, why am I not just using this product." If you are trying to solve problems in this area of your business, Auth0 is the best choice that I could find.

I think Auth0 is well suited to most scenarios where authorisation and authentication is required. It seems to scale well, both in volume as well as in functionality. Maybe for the most simple use cases it is a bit too much, but generally speaking it should be great to use.

For our users, it's best for small projects where technical skills are limited and they need "out of the box" implementation without a lot of coding or experience.

Auth0 is a fantastic "no effort" solution for authentication. That includes username / password based authentication, social authentication, and no password authentication (OTP). Their pre-built system can save you time whether

1. You're building a brand new web service and don't want to deal with authentication
2. You want to add social or OTP authentication to an existing web service
3. You want to add SSO functionality to your exiting products

Where users of specific levels need access to job level security needs

Internal and external Web apps instead of rollogin your own security
Web app authentication to backend web services (ex: nodejs services)
It is not a user db however, just an authentication ticket, so still have to save most user info internal
The roles system is fairly difficult to adapt to dynamic data security models

Okta will be used very well whenever the applications are available in OIN.
Okta have an option to manage or maintain different set of directory managed users in single place.
Okta MFA is very easy to understand from end user perspective.
Okta Admin need not to be a knowledgeable person in Okta tool. Whomever knows about SSO concepts can easily get started working on the tool.

OKTA Identity Cloud is well suited for MFA factors and application setup, as it is an easy to implement application and you can select the login in specific locations or zones based on IP addresses so that we can reduce the threat and have better logs that will help validations and any issues.

Okta Identity Cloud is an ideal solution for single sign on for any organizations. Its implementations and performance are very good and easy to implement with minimal support. Excellent support and documents are available on the Okta site and elsewhere on the web. Okta Identity Cloud is a market leader and widely used.

Okta Identity Cloud is one of the best (if not the very best) tool for Single Sign-On and user LifeCycle Management for cloud-based applications. I would highly recommend using Okta Identity Cloud if you are starting from a greenfields environment like we did, and even though we had on-premises hosting capability we did not want a traditional heavy identity management system.
From an end-user perspective, Okta Identity Cloud is very easy to use and the end-user portal can be configured to be the central source of all shortcuts. All of this is available from anywhere and any device should your organization allow it.
From an admin and security perspective, Okta Identity Cloud provides the capability to simplify the application access experience through Single Sign-On, and through its LifeCycle Management capabilities it also enables automated handling of Joiner, Mover, and Leaver requirements. The Adaptive MFA capabilities allows us to leverage Okta Verify, but also FIDO/WebAuthN compliant keys and allows us to enable passwordless authentication within the organization while still maintaining a high level of security.
Okta Identity Cloud currently lacks any identity governance capability, so that task would need to be handled either manually or via another platform at the moment.

Okta does SSO EXTREMELY well, and its ease of deployment is very good. It helps to avoid significant password reuse (at least one of our users was compromised by such a vulnerability). Since we are a cloud-first company (most of the existing and new initiatives are cloud-based), direct AD integration isn't always possible. By using Okta Identity, we can use SAML to hook with those services, and AD to hook into Okta.

If a company were to be wholly on-premises and AD-connected, there's not much reason to have Okta or any other cloud-based SSO.

By far the best IDaaS solution on the market. [Okta Identity Cloud] handles M&A incredibly well, integrates well with AD and LDAP and can delegate authentication to both. [Okta] can easily automate user provisioning from an HR system downstream with custom attribute mastering and logic. Authentication takes into consideration [the] user and device.

Okta could improve on reporting and governance features. I would like to see better efforts to enable access certification.

If your company also deals with PHI (protected health information) or any sensitive data or tools, I would highly recommend Okta to manage all of the pieces of software that are used within your company. Okta is a great singular service that can link out to many other products that you use.

When lots of SaaS applications are used in an organization, a solution such as Okta is a must. If there are only one or two applications being used, it is not really worth the cost. You also need to have a person or team that can dedicate a significant amount of time administering Okta, as users will inevitably need help getting logged in or will run into various different issues.

Well suited for federated login requirement across portals built on different technology stacks and authentication protocols. Not well suited for small companies looking out for economical solutions.