Auth0 Integration
Customer identity threat detection across your Auth0 tenants.
What this integration does
Auth0 meets agentic SOC
Auth0 (now Okta Customer Identity Cloud) provides identity services for customer-facing applications. ManySignal ingests Auth0 Log Streams to detect account takeover, credential stuffing, bot-driven brute force, and suspicious OAuth patterns in your customer identity infrastructure — not just your workforce IAM.
Auth0 Log Stream ingestion for all event types
Credential stuffing pattern detection
Breached password detection event ingestion
Data collected
- Auth0 login and logout events
- Failed authentication and lockout events
- Token grant and exchange events
- User profile change events
- Anomaly detection trigger events
Actions supported
- Block Auth0 user
- Revoke all Auth0 sessions for a user
- Trigger Auth0 password reset email
- Add IP to Auth0 blocklist
Getting started
Set up in minutes
- 1
Create an Auth0 Management API application
- 2
Configure a Log Stream (recommended)
- 3
Connect in ManySignal
Auth0 Integration: frequently asked questions
Does this integration cover Auth0 Actions and Rules?
Auth0 Actions and Rules execution events appear in Auth0 logs and are ingested by ManySignal along with authentication events. Logic errors in Actions that affect authentication flows are visible in the ManySignal alert timeline.
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