CerberAuth
Authentication solutions and security automation for safer, faster, and smarter development.
The Ecosystem
Our ecosystem is designed to help you build secure applications faster with a suite of services covering Users management, OpenID Connect clients onboarding, client integration testing, and API Security automation.
VulnAPI
An API Security Vulnerability Scanner designed to help you secure your APIs.
Explore →
Nacho
A simple and easy-to-use tool to help developers and teams create OAuth 2.0 clients for their applications.
Explore →
Taco
Validate OpenID Connect client creation, control API access, and ease clients management.
Explore →Ready to join this Community?
Join our Discord community. Connect, share, and grow with like-minded developers and security enthusiasts.
Featured Blog Posts
Federation is not just Authentication: What's the difference and why it matters for your architecture?
Confused about the difference between authentication and identity federation? You're not alone. This article breaks down the concepts in plain language, explains how they work together, and shows why understanding the difference is crucial for your architecture and your users security.
How to use SAML for Single Page Applications and Mobile Apps?
Using SAML for Single Page Applications (SPAs) can be a bit tricky. In this blog post, we explore how to implement SAML for SPAs and provide best practices for securing your application.
Latest Blog Posts
Step-Up Authentication with Auth0
If you're using Auth0 for authentication, you can implement step-up authentication by leveraging the ID token and its claims. Learn how to enforce step-up authentication based on the user's context or the requested operation.
OpenID Connect Provider Security Headers
When implementing OpenID Connect (OIDC), ensuring secure communication is critical. HTTP headers is often overlooked but play a significant role in protecting data and mitigating security risks. In this article, we will explore some of the essential security headers that you should know.
Essential Security Headers for Web Applications
When developing a web application, ensuring secure communication is critical. HTTP headers play a significant role in protecting data and mitigating security risks. In this article, we will explore some of the essential security headers that you should know.