Auth0 Review Simplifying Security and Access Management at Scale
Overall Satisfaction with Auth0
We use Auth0 as a centralized IAM for authentication and authorization across multi-tenant, customer-facing, and for internal applications.
As it provides SSO using OIDC/SAML, it enforces MFA, RBAC, and conditional access. Also, it integrates easily with customer IdPs. Ans also helps to manage user lifecycle and tokens.
As it provides high availability, scalability, and compliance so we use it globally to secure applications for multiple customers with minimal operational overhead.
As it provides SSO using OIDC/SAML, it enforces MFA, RBAC, and conditional access. Also, it integrates easily with customer IdPs. Ans also helps to manage user lifecycle and tokens.
As it provides high availability, scalability, and compliance so we use it globally to secure applications for multiple customers with minimal operational overhead.
Pros
- Easy integration with apps using OIDC, OAuth 2.0, and SAML
- Risk-based policies using IP, device, and geo signals
- Seamless integration with Azure AD, Okta, Google, and LDAP
- API access control without custom auth code
- Detailed authentication logs and events, and also integration with SIEM tool
Cons
- Setting roles and permissions for many customers is tricky for new users
- Custom login rules can be confusing to manage for the operational team
- It provided limited analytics, so it's hard to see and find login trends or unusual activity.
- We have seen a faster boarding of new apps and customer setup 50% faster than earlier
- The negative one will be like the setup can be complex for multi-customer environments.
- Fewer support tickets for password and login issues
Do you think Auth0 delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Auth0's feature set?
Yes
Did Auth0 live up to sales and marketing promises?
I wasn't involved with the selection/purchase process
Did implementation of Auth0 go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Auth0 again?
Yes

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