Managing multiple authentication systems can create significant resource strain, both for IT teams and end users.

SOC 2 is a framework specifically designed to ensure that service providers handle data securely, addressing three key areas: security, availability, and confidentiality. This framework is crucial for organizations that store or process customer information, particularly those in the SaaS industry.

Artificial intelligence (AI) plays a dual role in cybersecurity—both as a powerful tool for cyberattacks and as an enabler for advanced system defense. This section outlines these dual aspects, particularly in the context of authentication, and highlights how Userfront defends its customers against AI attacks.

This guide explores how Userfront handles M2M authentication, providing an in-depth look at the options available, including JSON Web Tokens (JWTs) and API keys, and how they can be tailored to meet specific security requirements.

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Whether you're new to authentication in NextJS or looking to migrate to a modern identity and authentication management system, this guide provides you with the knowledge to build a robust, secure authentication system using Userfront in your NextJS 14 application.

This blog post explores various approaches to access management, focusing on the flexibility provided by tenants, child tenants, and multi-tenancy.

This post will delve into enterprise IAM, its importance, the types of organizations that need it, and key considerations for product teams when onboarding an IAM platform.

Customizing JWT claims just went from a per-user basis to all users, thanks to Declan Brady