Announcements
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Japan
Auth0 Welcomes Hideki Ojima to the Team
Community Marketing expert Hideki Ojima shares why he chose to help Auth0 expand in Japan, his 3 principles for community growth, and more!
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Long-Lived Sessions
When UX = Keeping or Losing the Customer
Why Auth0’s long-lived sessions can help you improve user experience and reduce password reset costs.
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Growth
Auth0 Announces Growth in DACH (Germany, Austria, Switzerland)
Strong demand for Universal Identity Platform as region embraces the cloud
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CRN's Security 100
Auth0 Recognized on CRN’s 2019 Security 100 List
CRN's Security 100 list recognizes security technology vendors for outstanding products and services
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Financial Services
Auth0 Partners with Finn AI on Authentication for Conversational AI
Banks can launch their conversational AI virtual assistants quickly and with greater security using Auth0’s authentication platform
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Technology Innovation Award
Auth0 Named Technology Innovation Award Winner by Frost & Sullivan
Auth0 selected as 2019 winner for the Global Identity and Access Management industry
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Expansion
Auth0 Closes Year of Impressive Growth in 2018
Global demand for extensible identity management drives company-wide expansion
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Support
Auth0 launches Premier Support
Help is just a click (or phone call) away. Any day. Any time.
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AWS
Auth0 Now Available on AWS Marketplace
Amazon Web Services customers can now implement Auth0’s Universal Identity Platform to build and scale new applications quickly
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Certification
Auth0 Named Market and Technology Leader in KuppingerCole Leadership Compass for Consumer Identity Access Management
Auth0 “leads the pack” in Product, Market, and Innovation categories
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Certification
Auth0 Achieves Gold CSA STAR Certification
After surpassing rigorous evaluation, Auth0 has achieved the highest level of Gold for the Level 2 audit.
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Sales
Auth0 Announces New Country Manager in Japan
New hire will drive growth to maximize potential for the region.
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Discourse
Auth0 Is Moving to Discourse for Blog Comments
Auth0 is moving to Discourse for blog comments in an attempt to better serve readers with queries, with the combined knowledge from their developer community